09 May 25 – Thoughts on Pope Leo XIV’s First Two Days

On the Feast of Saint Michael the Archangel—according to the ancient calendar—Cardinal Prevost ascends to the Chair of Peter, taking the name Leo in a moment charged with celestial significance. As the Church stands at a crossroads, this new pontificate invokes the warrior spirit of the Archangel and the maternal intercession of Our Lady of Pompeii, heralding a pontiff poised between spiritual battle and Marian devotion. Join us as we explore: The prophetic symbolism of his election on Michaelmas The legacy of past Leos and what this name reveals about his mission The untold connections between St. Michael, Our Lady of Pompeii, and this pontificate Reactions from Rome, tradition, and the secular world Is this a divine appointment for a time of crisis? Tune in for analysis, history, and heavenly intrigue. The Lion & The Sword—where prophecy meets the papacy.