Bruce Cyr

Bruce Cyr was born and raised in a Catholic family in southwestern Alberta, Canada. He grew up on a farm and ranch that brought hard work and the graces to share with 7 siblings. He went to a Catholic school and then to Agricultural College. He was drawn to God and the mystery and wonder of the Spirit after experiencing the Presence of the Lord in the early years of his life. At first he did not understand what was happening. In the latter teen years and early twenties, he did not practice his faith much but still knew that the Lord would help him through. In the 1970s, he studied the evangelical Biblical end-times version of prophetic word. In his late twenties he experienced Catholic Charismatic Renewal and finally understood what the Lord had given him in the early years. He became a leader of a Catholic prayer group and became quite involved in parish life. He and his wife raised nine children on a dairy farm in the 1980s and part of the 1990s.

In 1992, he experienced a vision of St. Bridget of Sweden and the wisdom given to her and some information about the future. In 1994, they moved to Okotoks, Alberta with some of the younger children still going to school. From about 1995, he experienced anointings or confirmations from the Lord of some of the events that are about to unfold in the future.

In the last 30 years, after awakening to St Bridget's prophecies, he then studied the Catholic version of Biblical future prophecies and similar private revelation prophecies of events connected to some of these end times events. Our Lord has confirmed to the author some of the events that are about to unfold, revealing that humanity is deceivingly on a road of peril. Catholic prophecies also reveal God's plan to rescue a portion of humanity or the Church. By 2009, Our Lord encourage him to write down in a chronological order, many of the events or prophecies that he had read about and were confirmed to him for the compilation of the book. Bruce Cyr has studied prophetic word from the Bible for over 35 years.