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Title: Interesting, Intruiging History
Review: John Hogue's book is well written and easily read. If you're a church history buff, the book an interesting interpretation of the papal line of succession since the 12th century. In the end one must conclude that St. Malachy did not really prophesy about these popes, but another seer with pretty fair accuracy did.Mr. Hogue evidently completed the book in early 1998, and in later chapters he expounds about the present pope, John Paul II, and his two future successors. In trying to interpret the future as forseen by "St. Malachy," Nostradamus, and others Mr. Hogue falls flat. Luckily for us, many of the things "predicted" for 1998, 1999, and 2000 have not come true!Mr. Hogue does approach the reputation of almost every pope since 1143 with emphasis on the worst. If you want to hear lots of "dirt" on these men, this is the book to read. This book serves to shed some much needed light on the real history of the Roman Catholic Church, and its possibly very limited future.
