Sit down, close your eyes and answer this question: Which is the most interesting invention of all times? You might think it's fire, the wheel, paper, the printing press, the steam engine or vaccines. I think it's the mirror.
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All societies celebrate the different stages of a person's life by means of initiation rites. In Catholic societies, the First Communion is a rite that marks the end of innocent hildhood. I can remember my First Communion very well...
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Saint Malachy was an Irish priest born in 1094. He became Bishop of Armagh and as such he travelled to Rome to see Pope Innocent II. While he was there he had a vision where he saw all of the future Popes in order of their election. This vision is remarkably accurate when applied to all the Popes since then up to now. If he is correct, the Pope who is elected in next week's conclave will be the penultimate Pope.
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