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PART FOUR
CONCLUSION
At Akita, Japan, in the autumn of 1973 the convent of the Handmaidens of the Eucharist had in its chapel a carved wooden statuette of Our Lady of All Nations with Japanese features. A nun, Agnes Sasagawa, began receiving messages from Our Lady through this statuette, which was also seen to weep subsequently on 101 occasions over a period of six years and eight months.
One of the devotions ratified explicitly at Akita was the repeated request by Our Lady of All Nations to be confirmed as "Co-Redemptrix of the Human Race". Referring to the monastic requirement 'Poverty, Chastity and Obedience', She reiterated that the "the greatest of these is Obedience", a point probably aimed at the Sacred Congregation in Rome.
On 13 October 1973, fifty-six years to the day since the major occurrence of the Descending Sun spectacle at Fatima, the Virgin delivered Her apocalyptic warning:
"If mankind does not change its ways, a terrible punishment is to be inflicted on all humanity. It will be a punishment greater than the Deluge, such as one will never have seen before. Fire will fall from the sky and wipe out a great part of humanity, the good as well as the bad, sparing neither priests not faithful. The survivors will find themselves so desolate that they will envy the dead." And She made the offer: "I alone am able still to save you from the calamity which approaches...those who place their confidence in Me will be saved."
Since Our Lady of All Nations is Co-Redeemer, She must mean by the use of the word "saved" not salvation in the Christian religious sense but that Her own devotees will be removed from danger physically at the time of the apocalyptic event.
This global massacre will presumably stamp out "modern humanism, realism, socialism and communism which have the world in their clutches"(45th apparition, Amsterdam) and enable "all people (i.e. the survivors) to attain to unity, to be One People, having over them the Lady of All Nations"(Amsterdam, statement of 31 May 1955). The present Pope, Francis, is the 112th and last in the mediaeval prophecy of St Malachy. By this prophecy the era of Christianity terminates with him, and so, one assumes, ushers in the Apocalypse.
At Fatima, Portugal on 13th June 1917, the Immaculata declared that She wished to establish in the world devotion to her Immaculate Heart and promised salvation to those who embrace it. The similarity between the apparitions at Fatima and Akita were borne in mind during the Church investigation of the Akita event. On 22 April 1984, Bishop John Ito of Niigata, Japan, declared the Akita event to be of supernatural origin and Cardinal Ratzinger, who had also noticed the numerological symbology but did not understand it, confirmed the decision of Bishop Ito on behalf of the Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in June 1988, declaring that the message of Akita is the message of Fatima, and the sender in each case was the same.
THE NUMEROLOGY
The connection in time between Fatima and Akita is 56 years to the day, "ISIS" converts to 56.
Fatima converts to 50, Akita to 42: total 92.
Lucia, seer at Fatima, converts to 46, Agnes, seer at Akita, 46: total 92.
The numerology proves the connection between the two events.
The vowels in the words Fatima and Akita are in both cases AIA which convert to 191. In the Christian tradition "alpha and omega", the first and the last, are used to illustrate that Jehovah alone is the beginning and the end. Here the choice of the two locations seems to have been deliberate so as to enable a direct message to be sent. Number "9" means Sacred Femininity, and so the numeral 191 emphasizes that ISIS of the pre-Christian era, supplanted 2000 years ago by the Christian Church but known subsequently as the Immaculate Conception from 1858, is all that has been, is and shall be, and so She is the beginning and the end.
Note the request: "Our Lady of All Nations promises to aid mankind if they acknowledge this title and invoke Her under this title." (Amsterdam, 44th Apparition.)
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