To His Holiness Pope Leo XIV

I am addressing Your Holiness because the Vatican is the spiritual center of Catholicism, influencing the social stance and the lives of more than a billion faithful around the world.

This is my second letter. The first one (attached) was sent by a group of like-minded people and myself to His Holiness Pope Francis during the coronavirus pandemic, in which we compared the Earth to a sick mother standing on the brink of death.

Long before this appeal, I had written about impending catastrophes and the dangerous trends in the global situation that could lead to the escalation of regional conflicts into large-scale, possibly world wars — including the war in Syria, the Russia–Ukraine conflict (and the West’s involvement), and later the Middle Eastern confrontation between Iran and Israel. I also wrote about Donald Trump, warning that if a “merchant” came to power in the United States, chaos would engulf the world, and he would become the last president of a strong America.

Unfortunately, we can now see that these events are unfolding exactly as foreseen. In my articles, I not only warned about what might happen but also proposed measures that could help prevent such developments.

As supporting evidence, I am sending you my analytical and predictive articles written over the years, as well as my vision of a path toward the salvation of humanity — a project that reflects today’s realities and values, presented in the three essays: Mother and the Devil , Mother and the Devil II , and God. Mother. Humanity .

We wished to meet with Pope Francis in order to discuss the events taking place in the world, how humanity might resist the growing chaos and terror, to understand whether we were right or mistaken in our views, and to ask that the truth be conveyed to people.

However, for reasons unknown to us, we were neither received nor given a reply. Apparently, the Vatican’s correspondence office did not consider this matter sufficiently important, or perhaps recommendations from influential individuals were required to obtain an audience.

God granted me the ability to foresee, and He also granted me like-minded companions, yet even this did not help us meet His representative on Earth. Paradoxically, officials and statesmen who have led civilization to the brink of catastrophe have, at the same time, been readily received at the Vatican.

Perhaps my appeal does not conform to protocol or diplomatic convention, but I ask Your Holiness, Holy Father, to receive it as a confession before the Lord.

The threat of a nuclear catastrophe is now more real than ever before; the world stands on the brink of destruction. I appeal to Your Holiness as a spiritual authority trusted by more than a billion people and respected throughout the world. We seek no publicity; we sincerely hope for a personal meeting and a meaningful, constructive dialogue.

With deepest respect, Arbak Khachatryan