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0:04 Dear brothers and sisters, in a time when the world seems lost, when darkness gains ground and evil calls itself progress, there is a story that emerges from the memory of the church. Mysterious, powerful, forgotten by many, but never extinguished. A story that begins inside a chapel in the Vatican at the end of the 19th century. A story whose protagonist is a pope, a cry, a vision, and an ancient enemy, unseen but more real than we are willing to admit. It was October 13th, 1884. Pope Leo I 13th, a stern yet spiritually refined man, had just celebrated Holy Mass. But immediately after the celebration, something happened. Something that shocked those present.
0:50 The Pope froze. He remained silent, his face pale, as if seized by a reality only he could see. No one dared approach him. For long minutes, it seemed as though the pontiff was no longer there. Then slowly he came too. He was shaken, almost trembling. No one knew what had happened, at least not right away. But what followed would change the spiritual course of the church forever. As soon as he returned to his quarters, Pope Leo I 13th wrote spontaneously and with a firm hand a prayer, not just any prayer, a battle cry addressed to St. Michael the Archangel, the great defender of heaven. In that prayer was the trace of an invisible combat, a spiritual war that was already underway.
1:37 These were his words. St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray. And do thou, O prince of the heavenly host, by the power of God, thrust into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen. Only later did some close to the Pontiff reveal what he had experienced in those terrifying moments. Pope Leo I 13th had a sort of ecstasy during which he heard two voices. One deep, grave yet gentle, the voice of God. The other shrill, furious, raging, the voice of Satan. And that dialogue was chilling.
2:22 Satan challenged God. He said, "I can destroy your church." And God calmly replied, "Can you really?" The devil persisted, "I need more time and more power." And then God asked, "How much time?" The enemy answered, "100 years and more power over those who give themselves to me." And God in eternal silence granted it. You have the time. You have the power. But know that my church will never be defeated. In the end, she will triumph. That is what Leo I 13th is said to have heard. And from that moment on, his life changed. He ordered that at the end of every mass throughout the world, the prayer to St. Michael be recited. An unprecedented decision. The entire church every day
3:10 would cry out. St. Michael the Archangel defend us in battle. But it doesn't end there. Because what Pope Leo saw and heard was not just a message for his time. It was a prophecy, a key to understanding the century that was to come. And there it was, that century, the 20th century. A century where blood soaked the earth again and again. two world wars, genocides, the godless communist ideology, the Holocaust, Hiroshima, and then legalized abortion, the dissolution of the family, pornography as a global industry. Finally, the most subtle and painful attack, the one within the church, confusion, division, scandals, silent apostasy. And it is in this context that
3:57 another extraordinary event takes place 33 years after Leo 13's vision again on October 13th. But this time in 1917 the miracle of the sun at Fatima. On that day before 70,000 people the sky opened and the sun danced, trembled and drew near to the earth in a way that terrified both believers and non-believers. And it was not just an external miracle. It was heaven's seal on an urgent message. The Virgin Mary had appeared to three shepherd children, Lucia, Francisco, and Hassinta, to announce that Satan would indeed try to destroy the church. She said that Russia would spread her errors throughout the world, that entire nations would be
4:43 annihilated, and that the faithful must pray the rosary daily to obtain peace. But she also added in a prophetic and solemn tone, "In the end, my immaculate heart will triumph." Isn't this the same message heard by Leo I 13th? Isn't it the same battle, the same promise? At Fatima, our lady asked for the consecration of Russia, for the first Saturday reparative communion, and for devotion to her immaculate heart. And at Fatima, even before the Virgin appeared, it was St. Michael, who prepared the children, teaching them to pray with these words, "My God, I believe, I adore, I hope, and I love you. I ask pardon for those who do not believe, do not adore, do not hope, and do not love
5:29 you." All of this was already contained in seed form in the Pope's vision, a century in which Satan struck with fury. And if God truly granted him a hundred years, then we must ask ourselves, when did they begin? Some say 1884, the year of the vision, but others, more disturbingly point to another date, 1929, the year the Vatican was officially recognized as a state with the Lateran pacts. For the first time, the Catholic Church regained political sovereignty after centuries, a historic event, one that, according to many mystics, marked the true beginning of those hundred years. Because it was then that Satan began to corrupt from within.
6:15 Not just through persecution, but through compromise, confusion, and lukewarmness. A divine design is unfolding before our eyes. We are at the end. We are in the final years. The final years of trial, the years when everything accelerates, when the battle becomes fiercer, clearer, more tragic, but also closer to the promised victory. And here something extraordinary happens. Precisely in this time, in this delicate moment, a new pope is elected. And against all expectations, this pope chooses to be called Leo. A name that had not been chosen in over a century. A name that directly and explicitly recalls Pope Leo I 13th. A prophetic name. Why choose it? Why now? Coincidence or a sign? Many bishops,
7:02 priests, and lay people have asked themselves, "What if this is a spiritual signal? What if this pope with that ancient name is telling the world that it's time to fight? That it's time to put St. Michael, faith, and spiritual warfare back at the center. That Satan's time is nearing its end, and that God through his instruments is preparing the triumph. Let those who have eyes to see see. Let those who have ears to hear hear." This is not just about church politics. It is a message, a wake-up call. It is the voice of the church once again becoming prophetic in a world that mocks hell, that erases sin, that deludes itself into thinking it can be saved by technology, by artificial intelligence, by science, and forgets that there is a
7:49 higher, older, more decisive battle. The battle for souls. Yet, even in this desert, God has not stopped acting. St. Michael still fights. The saints still intercede. Prayers rise like incense. And there are souls who in silence carry the weight of the world with their offering. Pope Leo I 13th also wrote a longer exorcism meant for priests. A powerful prayer full of spiritual authority included in the Roman ritual, still used today by exorcists to cast out demons. But its initial portion, the public one, can be recited by all the faithful. It is a weapon, a weapon of light. But how many still use it? How many even know it? The church silenced that prayer for years. After Vatican 2,
8:34 the obligation to recite it at the end of mass was suspended. They said times had changed. But now we know those times weren't over. They had just begun. And today, as evil shows its face more arrogantly, more violently, the voice of faith must rise again. Not with anger, not with violence, but with firmness, with truth, with courage. It's time to reclaim the prayer to St. Michael. It's time to teach it to our children, to pray it every evening, to carry it in our hearts, not as a magic formula, but as a cry of faith, a profession of love for God and for his church. Brothers, time is short. The signs are multiplying. Heaven is speaking. Mary is appearing. The saints are warning. The mystic's dreams are coming true. And we What are we waiting
9:21 for? We can no longer be lukewarm Christians. We can no longer be spectators. Today we are all called to choose to step onto the field to put on the armor of light. Leo I 13th left us a legacy, a vision, a prayer, a warning. And today perhaps another Leo steps onto the scene, not by chance, but to remind us that the battle is real, that the enemy is furious, but that the victory is certain. Because Jesus has already won. Because Mary has already announced the triumph of her immaculate heart. Because Satan's days are numbered and because St. Michael with his sword continues to lead the heavenly hosts. Now, as you hear these words, close your eyes. Quiet your heart, take a deep
10:08 breath, and join us. Let us pray together the prayer that made hell tremble. The words that came from a pope who heard the enemy with his own ears. St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray. And do thou, oh prince of the heavenly host, by the power of God, thrust into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen. Dear brothers and sisters, if you have prayed this prayer with us, write amen in the comments. Share this video with those you love and never forget. Satan had his hour, but God will have
10:54 his day. And that day is near. May God bless us all.
