“Despise not prophecies. But prove all things; hold fast that which is good,” teaches St. Paul in his First Epistle to the Thessalonians. The Scriptures foretell the future onslaughts against the Church, but do they also opaquely forecast the arrival of an Angelic Pastor and a Great Monarch, both appointed by God to save the Catholic Church for the sake of the elect? Retaining all of the prophecies from the Old and New Testament, Church fathers, Church saints, blessed, and venerables, as well as Jewish and Christian apocrypha which were first included in “The Prophets and Our Times,” this 2014 updated digital version adds the prophecies of St. Nilus and Our Lady of Good Success, the latter which were not unearthed until 1906 and therefore probably unknown to the author, Fr. Culleton. Also included are specific details about the “Great Secret of Fatima” which were, at the time the book was written, not yet publicly disseminated. That is, the update includes the exact words in which Our Lady of Fatima requested the collegial consecration of Russia and also the description of the Third Secret Vision of Fatima. Also included are the 1973 prophecies of Our Lady of Akita, which took place 22 years after the author’s death. Finally, re-inserted into the book (which previous editions omitted although it was initially included by the author) is the 1879 publication of one of the Secrets of LaSalette (that of Melanie’s, which was released with the approbation of the Bishop of Lecce, Italy). For further “user-friendliness,” Part III of the digital edition features active links to each and every numbered prophecy featured in the book, so that one click takes the reader to the specific prophecy he or she wishes to read. This classic book on prophecy is the one from which a great number of modern-day tomes on the same subject received their impetus. Considering the era in which the author, Reverend R. Gerald Culleton, sought and collected the necessary research, this collection of prophecies remains both impressive and timely.