John Martinez: The Three Days of Darkness (Vision and Message)

Summary

The host interviews John Martinez about a message he says he received from God the Father concerning the Three Days of Darkness. Martinez recounts a religious experience in 1979 that, he says, led to decades of spiritual visions and messages.

Martinez stresses that the Three Days of Darkness are not an official teaching or public revelation of the Catholic Church. He urges viewers to discern private revelations and says prophecies should encourage repentance and faith rather than fear. He also rejects claims that Padre Pio endorsed the prophecy, calling a circulated letter attributed to him a hoax.

The central message read during the interview portrays the coming darkness as part of divine judgment and a spiritual conflict between good and evil. It also describes the darkness as an act of mercy intended to prepare people for Christ’s return. Martinez says the timing is unknown, although he repeats uncertain and inconsistent references to events occurring within “35 days,” “37 days,” or sooner.

Martinez argues that spiritual preparation matters more than trying to predict events. He recommends regular confession and Mass, prayer and the Rosary, penance, consecrating homes, and living in a state of grace. He also recounts a vision in which a blessed candle remained lit in a faithful household during a storm, presenting it as a reason to prepare spiritually rather than rely on objects alone.

He predicts severe trials and disasters before the Three Days of Darkness and says spiritual refuges have been prepared. He claims he expects to receive detailed information about these refuges soon. He interprets storms, floods, earthquakes, and other disasters as signs connected to humanity’s sinfulness; these are Martinez’s religious interpretations, not independently verified conclusions.

The discussion also covers prayer for people who have left the faith, the value of offering suffering to God, and the possibility of divine forgiveness. Martinez makes claims about aborted children being welcomed by God and encourages those who have had abortions to seek forgiveness and pray.

Martinez and the host voice concerns about what they see as declining Christian influence and social unrest. Martinez makes political and religious accusations about France, England, the United States, Muslims, and media outlets; these are presented as his opinions and are not substantiated in the interview.

The conversation closes with prayers for viewers and an invitation to a retreat in Louisiana. The host says John’s contact information and website will be included with the video.

Presenters and Contributors

• John Martinez — Guest and speaker.
• Host — Addressed inconsistently as “Mary” and “Gianna” in the subtitles, so the name is unclear.