I. The novel assumes that Petrus Romanus, the last Pope in St Malachy's list, is to be regarded as a supernatural being, and that consequently Pope Patrick will be the last real Pope. Susan Claire Potts' book, Glory of the Olive: A Novel of the Time of Tribulation (2002), features the fictional Pope Peter II. "Glory of the Olive" is the Malachite attribute of the successor to the then Pope John Paul II. In James Rollins' sixth Sigma Force novel, The Doomsday Key (2009), Saint Malachy's "Doomsday Prophecy", and the conflicts between the Christians and pagans are important plot points, particularly in Chapter 21. See also Bartholomew Holzhauser Legends surrounding the papacy List of popes Nostradamus The Prophesying Nun of Dresden Three Secrets of Fátima Vaticinia de Summis Pontificibus Vaticinia Nostradami Notes References Citations Sources External links Original 1595 text of the Prophecies (Arnold Wion, Lignum Vitae, Lib. ii, pp. 307–311) 1595 books 16th-century Latin books Christian apocalyptic writings History of the papacy Forgery controversies Religious hoaxes Prophecy in Christianity Visions (spirituality)