St Malachy
Saint, Archbishop 1094 — 1148 Ireland

Papal Succession Prophecy

Partial
1130 AD — Armagh
Attributed vision of a long list of future popes, each described in a brief Latin motto, allegedly presented to Pope Innocent II. The series is said to predict the main features of each pope until the last days, including anti-popes. Scholars debate authenticity; the prophecies appeared publicly in 1590.
Source
Catholic
Century
12th c.
Recognition
Contested
papal prophecysuccession

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