Publisher's Synopsis
Don Guido Bortoluzzi was born in Puos d'Alpago, in the province of Belluno, Italy, in 1907. He attended the junior high school at the seminary of Feltre. One day, while there, Don Giovanni Calabria (later declared a Saint) passed by for a visit. When he noticed the young Guido, he told him in front of the rector and the whole class that, in his old age, Guido would receive important revelations about the Genesis. When attending the high school at the seminary of Belluno, the Peruvian Servant of God, Father Mateo Crawley, predicted the same thing to him; on that occasion, he also predicted to another student, the young Albino Luciani (the future Pope John Paul I) that he would attain the highest level of the Ecclesiastical hierarchy. After he was ordained priest, Don Giulio received the visit of Teresa Neumann, who was there in bilocation: after predicting to him the same things he had been told at the seminary, she advised him to take written note of all that the Lord would reveal to him. She also predicted that he would have gone through much suffering. It is to be noted that Don Guido had also "witnessed," to the smallest details and 18 years in advance, the disaster of the Vajont dam. On that occasion, he had immediately warned the local population and his own superiors, but no one would believe him. At the age of sixty-five, Don Guido was starting to believe that the prophecies would never come true because he felt undeserving. It was then that the Lord made him assist, in full awareness, to the creation of the Universe, of the Earth, of the Man and the Woman. He could notice that our ancestors were created as perfect beings and thathow the original sin, or the hybridization of the perfect human species, had caused a progressive involution in the subsequent generations, because the descendants were inheriting hybrid, hominid characters. Only after several regenerative interventions of the Lord, could the human species initiate its re-evolution, when the right time came (the fullness of time) for mankind to receive the Word of God and the Redemption offered by Him.
