Medjugorje and The Two Beasts of the Apocalypse at the Service of the Dragon
The first great apocalyptic battle that characterizes the time of the Ten Secrets of Medjugorje will have as its protagonist the Queen of Peace, sent by the Almighty to help the Church. In the end, as she assured both in Fatima and in Medjugorje, her Immaculate Heart will triumph.
Our Lady will work through the Church, which will have to face the greatest persecution in its history, in particular through the apostles of her love, as she calls those who have responded generously.
For this reason the triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary will concern the whole Church, of which Our Lady is Mother and guide, accompanying her along the path of Calvary until her Resurrection.
In the time of the Secrets, the Madonna is the Woman dressed in the sun and crowned with twelve stars, who has the divine task of confronting Satan freed from his chains, determined to destroy the work of creation and redemption and to take possession of immortal souls.
As the Apocalypse reveals, the Dragon has two beasts at his service, one similar to a panther, the other similar to a lamb but with the voice of a Dragon, which represent absolute human power and false religion. They are the two faces of the world without God.
These are the human instruments with which the rebel angel fights his battle, using them as weapons of his perfidy, his lies and his hatred which have no limits.
In the time of the Secrets, Satan will transform his instruments into an extension of himself, leading humanity to touch the bottom of wickedness as never before.
Indeed, if we had the courage to look at the reality of the current world with a gaze of truth, we would realize that the empire of darkness is determined to prevail.
However much Satan and his allies may delude themselves, they will soon find that they are being swept away like leaves in the wind and will seek refuge in the bottomless depths of the infernal realm.
Then those verses from the Apocalypse will come to mind and run through our lips: “Babylon the great is fallen!” (Rev 18:3). May this moment come quickly! Blessed are those who will be able to see with their own eyes the dawn of divine peace on earth.
