🌹 YOU ASK, WE ANSWER! | LIVE Q&A with Xavier & Monique

Summary

Xavier Ayral and Monique T opened with prayers for several people facing serious health problems, including two young girls, Sadie and Ozana. They led a period of silence, prayed the Memorare three times, and recited the prayer to St. Michael. The planned appearance by Luz de María had been postponed, so they invited viewers to submit questions.

The discussion focused mainly on Catholic prophecy and current events. The hosts emphasized that many of their claims were interpretations or personal speculation, rather than settled timelines.

The Warning

Asked whether the Warning would happen in 2026, Xavier said that no firm date was known. He speculated that it might occur around 2028. Monique pointed to events they believed had not yet occurred, including a major economic crash, famine, a papal visit to Russia, changes to the words of consecration, and nuclear conflict. They presented these as prophetic expectations, not confirmed forecasts.

Father Ripperger

Monique relayed Joe McClain’s account that reports of Father Ripperger’s cancellation may be exaggerated. She said he may have accepted a one-year break from social media, but the details and the effect on his other duties were unclear.

France, unrest, and prophecy

The hosts connected recent unrest in France and other European countries to messages attributed to Luz de María and Marie-Julie Jahenny. Xavier argued that the protests were politically organized and discussed immigration, religious and political tensions, and France’s changing identity. He made broad, contentious claims about protestors and immigrant communities; these were his views and were not independently verified in the broadcast.

The hosts also discussed why France is traditionally called the “Eldest Daughter of the Church,” citing the baptism of Clovis, France’s Catholic history, and its association with saints and the French monarchy.

Xavier described Marie-Julie Jahenny’s prophecies as predicting three crises: internal upheaval in France, an invasion or wider war, and a later period of religious renewal and peace. He also relayed predictions of severe civil conflict in Spain and Italy. These were presented as prophetic claims, not established events.

The Great Monarch and French history

The hosts discussed a prophesied future French king, whom Xavier said should not be identified prematurely. He linked the claim to the survival of Louis XVII and to interpretations of the La Salette messages, while rejecting the idea that the current Duke of Anjou is the prophesied monarch. They also described a future “angelic pope” and a restored Catholic order as part of the same prophetic tradition.

Refuges, martyrdom, and millenarianism

Xavier said some prophecies describe a 42-day period after the Warning, followed by what he called a “great lie” intended to discredit the event. He said people who remain faithful might be directed to refuges, but acknowledged that he knew of no specific advance sign for those destined for martyrdom.

Monique clarified that Catholic teaching condemns millenarianism—the belief that Christ will reign bodily on earth for a literal thousand years—and distinguished it from a hoped-for Eucharistic era of peace.

Geopolitical and natural-disaster predictions

The hosts discussed alleged prophecies of alliances involving Russia and several countries, as well as possible conflict in North America. They also described predictions of an Atlantic impact and tsunami, a Yellowstone eruption, shifts along major fault lines, and severe effects across the continent. They emphasized that these were alarming but unverified predictions.

Spiritual preparation

In closing, both presenters urged viewers not to live in fear. They recommended prayer, repentance, the sacraments, and trust in divine providence. The broadcast ended with a song by Matt Chevalier and a prayer attributed to Jesus through Marie-Julie Jahenny, asking for protection from fear.

Presenters and contributor: Xavier Ayral, Monique T, and Matt Chevalier (music).