Pope Francis: The Last Pope?

Money, Masons and Occultism in the Decline of the Catholic Church

By: Leo Lyon Zagami

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The last pope narrative regained importance with the historical abdication of Pope Benedict XVI in February, 2013. His resignation led to the surprising election of Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio as the first Jesuit pope in history. It’s very unusual to have two popes living in the Vatican at the same time. What’s more, Pope Francis fits the profile of one whom many have prophesied to be the last, and who will oversee the final transformation and destruction of the Catholic Church. This book details the history of various prophecies, some of which were hidden away in the Vatican for hundreds of years, and predicts that the reign of the last pope will herald the beginning of “great apostasy” followed by “great tribulation.” Ideal for anyone interested in prophecies about the end of times, "Pope Francis: The Last Pope?" reveals the truth about the extent of Freemasonry’s influence in the Vatican and the darkness that may follow the parallel institutions, as well as fascinating investigations into the Gay Lobby, presence of Islamic prayers in the Vatican, the Jesuit agenda, the legend of the White Pope and the Black Pope, the Third Secret of Fátima, and how Benedict’s resignation may fulfill an ancient prophecy. The author substantiates his research by including secret, never before seen documents, as well as hard evidence from the heart of Freemasonry and the Holy See.

This is not a revelation — it’s a hit job.

This book promises to expose darkness within the Vatican, but instead of offering light, it casts shadows — distorting truth in the process. Yes, the depravity it references is real and undeniable, but rather than honoring the efforts of those who tried to clean up the rot — like Pope Francis — it smears them with the same brush. The author carelessly conflates guilt by proximity with guilt by participation, weaving half-truths and speculation into a sensationalist narrative that does more to serve an agenda than to serve the truth. What could have been a serious reckoning with corruption becomes a vehicle for character assassination.

If you’re looking for an honest account of Vatican reform and resilience, look elsewhere. This is not a revelation — it’s a hit job.