The Great Warning

‘On September 27, the film "The Great Warning" premieres in Spain. This documentary with Catholic content has been recommended by the Archbishop of Monterrey (Mexico), Monsignor Rogelio Cabrera López. In a letter dated last July, Bishop Cabrera expressed his desire to make public his recommendation for the film "produced by Juan Carlos Salas and Martha Lilia López, committed lay faithful." "I invite you to watch this film, which will help us reflect on the consequences of our behavior for the good or evil of humanity," the prelate asserts. The film conveys "the powerful experiences of people from different countries, strangers to each other but united by a common destiny" who have experienced "supernatural encounters linked to ancient prophecies and biblical passages," according to the film's website . “Their testimonies, full of mystery and wonder, converge in an alarming revelation: an event of unimaginable proportions is about to occur and change the course of humanity forever,”‘

‘I just saw The Great Warning myself…it felt like an enormous 3-D fist reaching through the screen and shaking my soul. This movie will shake you to the core, if you believe in the weight of God’s justice, and thankfully, His mercy. Last week, one of these traditionally “fleeting Catholic movies”—The Great Warning—squeezed onto theaters throughout the U.S. However, this is not just a movie for Catholics; it’s a film every person alive should view. If you’re evil, holy, or milquetoast—the movie was made specifically for you. Atheists, Buddists, P. Diddy, desert hermit, Donald Trump, Seventh-Day Adventist, Southern Baptists, beggars, bricklayers, and billionaires—The Great Warning has been carved uniquely to the contours of your own conscience, soul, and essence.‘