We Are Warned - Prophecies of Marie Julie Jahenny

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The following are taken from the website: Marie-Julie Jahenny: Prophecies For Our Times, which states that unless otherwise noted, the prophecies of Marie Julie Jahenny are taken from the above referenced book. I have perused this website several times over the last few years but have not read everything word for word. The blog author notes when she is citing her own opinion on some of the prophecies. As with all private Catholic revelations and prophecies, they do not require belief but are for the edification of souls.

A reminder from the 1911 Catholic Encyclopedia regarding prophecies:

Chief particular prophecies

The last prophetic work which the Church acknowledges as Divinely inspired is the Apocalypse. The prophetic spirit did not disappear with the Apostolic times, but the Church has not pronounced any work prophetic since then, though she has canonized numberless saints who were more or less endowed with the gift of prophecy. The Church allows freedom in accepting or rejecting particular or private prophecies according to the evidence for or against them. We should be slow to admit and slow to reject them, and in either case treat them with respect when they come to us from trustworthy sources, and are in accordance with Catholic doctrine and the rules of Catholic morality. The real test of these predictions is their fulfilment; they may be only pious anticipations of the ways of Providence, and they may sometimes be fulfilled in part and in part contradicted by events. The minatory prophecies which announce calamities, being for the most part conditional, may or may not be fulfilled. Many private prophecies have been verified by subsequent events, some have not; others have given rise to a good deal of discussion as to their genuineness. Most of the private prophecies of the saints and servants of God were concerned with individuals, their death, recovery from illness, or vocations. Some foretold things which would affect the fate of nations, as France, England, and Ireland. A great number have reference to popes and to the papacy; and finally we have many such prophecies relating to the end of the world and the approach of the Day of Judgment.

The more noteworthy of the prophecies bearing upon "latter times" seem to have one common end, to announce great calamities impending over mankind, the triumph of the Church, and the renovation of the world. All the seers agree in two leading features as outlined by E.H. Thompson in his "Life of Anna Maria Taigi" (ch. 18): "First they all point to some terrible convulsion, to a revolution springing from most deep-rooted impiety, consisting in a formal opposition to God and His truth, and resulting in the most formidable persecution to which the Church has ever been subject. Secondly, they all promise for the Church a victory more splendid than she has ever achieved here below. We may add another point in which there is a remarkable agreement in the catena of modern prophecies, and that is the peculiar connection between the fortunes of France and those of the Church and the Holy See, and also the large part which that country has still to play in the history of the Church and of the world, and will continue to play to the end of time."

I am not able at this time to link the entirety of the prophecies but I am rather linking the titles that the author of the blog lists in her Table of Contents.

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Table of Contents / Prophecies in Order

All prophecies have been taken from the book "We Are Warned: The Prophecies of Marie-Julie Jahenny". (NOTE:  additional sources when found will be mentioned in the individual posts).

(Yes, Marie-Julie Jahenny was approved by her local bishop in 1875, Bishop Fournier of Nantes.)

Introductory Topics

* About Marie Julie Jahenny, the 'Breton Stigmatist' - Brief Biography


* Is Marie-Julie Jahenny Approved by the Church?


* About the Texts on this Blog


* WHERE TO FIND La Fraudais - Home of Marie-Julie Jahenny