[Eepsy]

I consider myself a Catholic Monarchist. This is because I’ve examined the prophecies involved and have not found them incongruent with either my faith or my personal political predilections. Should a true Catholic Monarch arise in my lifetime, I would seek emigration, as the USA is not a monarchy, and the whole GMC prophecy is wrapped up in Europe anyway. There’s no reason for it to influence American politics apart from a possible exodus of the conservative Catholic vote. Until that time, a Republic is still the most sensible way to go.

[Eepsy]

GCM prophecy, of course. A true divine right of Kings will be resurrected long before Detroit ever is....

[Alex Murphy]

I consider myself a Catholic Monarchist. This is because I’ve examined the prophecies involved and have not found them incongruent with either my faith or my personal political predilections. Should a true Catholic Monarch arise in my lifetime, I would seek emigration, as the USA is not a monarchy, and the whole GCM prophecy is wrapped up in Europe anyway. There’s no reason for it to influence American politics apart from a possible exodus of the conservative Catholic vote.

I beg to differ. The GCM Prophecy (GCM= Great Catholic Monarch) certainly would affect the United States, and some Monarchists may desire to hasten it's demise.

"The restoration of Monarchy will not be a local affair; it will be a world-wide phenomenon...The republics and democracies will be over, communism and socialism a thing of the past..."
-- (More About The Great Monarch, by Yves Dupont, World Trends #41, Aug. 1974)
cited at Today's Catholic World