Prophecy - The New World Order strongly desires it."

Я видел во сне, что случилось с погибшими людьми из самолета "Гелиос".

PROPHECY FOR RUSSIA-UKRAINE FROM THE HOLY MOUNTAIN

The first is that of St. Lawrence of Chernihiv (+ 1950) which states When a little freedom comes and they open and restore the churches and the monasteries then all kinds of false teachings will appear! Demons, mystics, and atheists (Catholics, Unitarians, self-anointed Ukrainians, and others) will take up arms and fight against the Orthodox Church of Russia, against its unity and catholicity with ferocity. An atheist government will support the heretics and so will seize churches from the Orthodox and slaughter the faithful. Then a Metropolitan of Kyiv (unworthy of the name), like-minded bishops, and priests will shake the Russian Church to its core. His lawlessness will frighten and astonish the whole world. He will end up in eternal damnation like Judas. However, all these slanders of evil and false teachings will disappear in Russia and there will be a united Orthodox Church of Russia. Second Prophecy The second prophecy is from Elder Jonah of Odessa (+ 2012), and states: Riots in a country smaller than Russia will come a year after my death. Trouble will continue for two years, after which a Russian Tsar will appear. The first Easter will be full of blood, the second of hunger, and the third will be of victory. Third Prophecy The third and last one comes from Elder Gregory of the Monastery of Docheiariou, Mount Athos (21 March 2015) Every Ukrainian must understand that if he wants blessings for his country, then he will have to kick the Americans out. Let Ukrainians rely on their brothers in faith and blood, the Russians. If you allow American interference in Ukrainian affairs, then your country will never recover. You don't have to kill your neighbor ... How is it possible for a brother to kill a brother? Today, we are watching these developments with great pain. The Monastery of Dochiariou sends many prayers for the Ukrainian people, to whom we as a monastery are very grateful.