A large bird is flying overhead - chasing him. The bird is aneagle; it is holding an olive branch in one of its claws. It continuesto chase the Cardinal and finally picks him up in its claw and carrieshim off. The eagle drops him off in a "Large room filled with male Religious- Priests and Bishops - who give the Cardinal an ovation upon his arrival,The Cardinal stands up in front of the large, cheering crowd and startspounding on the podium with his fist, harder and harder, until his fistturns into a sledge hammer. He takes the sledge hammer and proceeds toknock down the Altar rail with it; then he smashes the kneelers and thestatues and then uses the hammer to break 'all of the stained glass windows;he then smashes a large sign that says "liturgy' and the large Crucifixabove the Altar. Finally, he knocks down the walls, the Altar and everythingelse until there is nothing left but a broken foundation.
When he is finished destroying the building (the Church), he stopsand wipes the sweat from his brow. The crowd of Religious who have beenlooking on, cheer, applaud and carry him off on their shoulders in celebration.A map of the United States appears; there are Priests and Religious acrossthe map cheering and applauding the destruction of the "old Church".
The scene now changes and I see Pope John Paul II sitting on alarge chair, weeping, holding his head in pain and sorrow. He picks upa staff that has a Crucifix on it and goes outside to a waiting car andgets in. A large crowd is gathered along the sides of the road and he wavesat them as the car travels down the street. I hear people in. the crowdspeaking a foreign language (possibly French). He continues to wave frominside the car and it appears that he is on a visit to another country.Suddenly the Pope's head drops in front of him and I feel a pounding onhis back. He has either been hit very hard or stabbed in the back. Hiseyes and mouth are wide open and he is unable to speak.
There appears to be some blood coming out of his mouth. He isbeing taken out oft he car and into an ambulance. I see a hand in a darkglove - but no face. The Pope is now at a hospital in a surgery room. OutLady is also in the room along with a myriad of Angels and Saints - allpraying for him. I hear Our Lady praying to the Eternal Father to grantthe Pope more time to complete his mission. A deep voice answers: "It hasbeen granted!" Pope John Paul is now awake and alone, resting in bed ina hospital room. He looks out the window and sees a large rainbow and getsups to look more closely at it. He sees the beautiful rainbow as well asa menacing storm on the horizon. He gets on his knees and prays to Godin thanksgiving for his recovery and more time to complete his mission.
The Holy Family is also with him in the room, along with manySaints that I recognise: Padre Pio, Saint Francis of Assisi, Saint Therese,the 'Little Flower', Saint Charbel, Saint Bonaventure, Saint Theresa ofAvila, Saint Mary Clare of the Holy Passion, Saint Francis Xavier Cabrini,Saint John Neumann. The scene now changes to the Community of L'Avenirin Canada. I see 'Thornbush' in ecstasy; Sister Astrid and Father Blais.They are praying for guidance from Heaven. I see a white horse galloping;a man in white armour is riding the horse; he is holding a flag in hisleft hand. The flag is white with a red cross, and the Holy Face of Jesusis in the middle of the cross. The man riding thehorse is William Kamm, the 'Little Pebble'.
He dismounts and starts digging in the dirt with his hands, forminga mound with the dirt. He places a Crucifix on top of the mound which turnsinto Our Lord. Our Lord puts His Arms around William and embraces him,and opens His Sacred Heart, showing the 'Little Pebble' inside, engulfedin the flames of Our Lord's Sacred Heart. They walk along, slowly, together.While they are walking, Our Lord is speaking to him, giving him "Fatherlyadvice", while the 'Little Pebble' listens intensely and then kneels down.Our Lord gives him a special Blessing, kisses him on the cheek and turnsback into the Crucifix. The Holy Ghost in the form of a dove is hoveringabove, and Our Lady is standing beside Him, praying.
The 'Little Pebble' mounts his horse and proceeds to ride up asteep mountain. He ascends the mountain, slowly, accompanied by the Holyfamily and a myriad of Angels and Saints. His horse is slow and sure-footedas they wind their way up the mountain, ascending to Calvary, as Jesus,Crucified, is waiting for him at the top of the mountain. He reaches thetop and falls to his knees in front our Crucified Lord. Our Lord reachesdown to hand the 'Pebble' a wooden cross. I now seethe 'Little Pebble' on the mountain-top, hanging crucified next to OurLord, That is all for now, My little one
Your Most Holy Mother,
'Mary, Ever Virgin'
'Queen of Angels and Saints'
'Queen of Heaven and Earth '
'Our Lady, Mother of All Consolation'
'Queen of Peace'
Signed by "The Little Pebble"
Now this is pretty serious stuff.
In similar cults, Heavens Gate, Jonestown, Waco, these sortsof messages presage tragedy. The followers prepare themselves formartyrdom. I hope this is not where William is heading.
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