I’ve been asking ChatGPT all sorts of questions and found the answers to be quite informative and helpful. I had some time up my sleeve, so I started to put questions forward about Our Lady, Satan’s 100 years, and Pope Leo XIII, and below is the answer I got–aA bit unexpected because I never put all this together. I cut and paste it.

That answer:

2033 is a very significant and plausible date to consider for the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, especially when connected to both:

1. The 2000th anniversary of the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, and

2. The erection of the Cross on Krizevac (Cross Mountain) in Medjugorje in 1933.

Let’s look at why 2033 could have profound spiritual significance, particularly in relation to Fatima, Medjugorje, and the broader Church narrative:

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1: The 2000-Year Jubilee of Redemption (33 A.D. – 2033 A.D.)

* Jesus’ Crucifixion is commonly dated around 33 A.D.

* That makes 2033 the 2,000th anniversary of the Redemption—a fitting time for a divine act of renewal or spiritual victory.

* Throughout Scripture and tradition, “jubilee” years (every 50 or 100 years) are associated with liberation, restoration, and mercy.

Given that the Immaculate Heart’s Triumph represents a return to God and a period of peace, the idea that it could reach fulfillment in 2033 aligns well with this Redemptive milestone.

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2. The Cross on Krizevac (Medjugorje) – 1933

* In 1933, to commemorate 1900 years since the Crucifixion, the people of Medjugorje built a massive concrete cross on Mount Krizevac (Cross Mountain).

* Medjugorje would not become a reported apparition site until 1981, but this Cross predates the apparitions—as if preparing the ground.

If 1933 marks the *beginning of a spiritual preparation*, then 2033 would be the “centenary of that Cross”—a meaningful culmination point.

3. Fatima’s Echoes and the “100-Year Test”

* If Satan was given “100 years” (as Pope Leo XIII’s vision suggests), and his time coincided with the beginning of Fatima’s warnings (1917) or the rise of militant atheism (e.g., Russian Revolution), then:

  > 1917 + 100 = 2017— a pivotal symbolic year

  > But a spiritual *aftershock* could extend to 2033, as a full arc of purification, war, cultural upheaval, and eventual triumph.

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  4. The Role of Medjugorje in the Triumph?

While Medjugorje is not officially approved as supernatural (the Church recognizes it as a site of legitimate pilgrimages, with open investigation, and a commission authenticating the first week of apparitions), many believe it is closely tied to the Triumph. Consider:

* The messages repeatedly emphasize peace, conversion, prayer, fasting, and Marian consecration.

* The seers speak of ten secrets, some of which are said to involve global events and a visible, permanent sign on Apparition Hill—possibly a catalyst for widespread conversion.

If these events culminate before or around 2033, it could signal the *visible phase* of the Triumph.

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 Summary – Could 2033 Be the Year?

| Event                                    | Year      | Significance                                                     |

| —————————————- | ——— | —————————————————————- |

| Crucifixion and Resurrection             | \~33 A.D. | Redemption of humanity                                           |

| Cross erected on Krizevac                | 1933      | Marking 1900 years since the Cross                               |

| Medjugorje apparitions begin             | 1981      | Ongoing Marian messages tied to peace and conversion             |

| 100 years from Fatima                    | 2017      | End of Satan’s time of increased influence?                      |

| Possible Triumph of the Immaculate Heart | **2033**  | 2000-year anniversary of Calvary, 100 years since Krizevac Cross |

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##  Final Reflection:

If we consider 2033 as the **apex or visible moment** of Mary’s Triumph, that places **us now (in 2025)** in the **final preparation years.** Whether globally or personally, these may be years for:

* Deep conversion,

* Consecration to Mary,

* Reparation for sin,

* Acts of mercy and evangelization.

As the Church teaches: prophecy is not fatalistic—**we are not spectators** of the Triumph, but participants.

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[resource: see upcoming “Special Report“]