The *eight Jesuit Priests who survived Hiroshima’s blast, just eight blocks away, August 6, 1945

Eight Jesuits, eight blocks from the blast, in the eighth month. It is a reminder that Jesus Christ equates to 888 in Greek Isopsephy. The date August 6, or 8/6, is also a reminder that the Jesuits work by repetitive numbers (Jesuits=86).

The date can also be written 6/8 (Nuclear Energy=68, Nuclear Weapon=68).

It ties in with ‘Catholicism,’ and the Jesuits serve the Catholic Church.

Furthermore, this ritual happened in 1945, emphasis on ’45 (IHS=45).


The Superior Jesuit of the mission died 127 days before his birthday, 45 years later (Ground Zero=127).



Hubert Schiffer, the most talkative about the survival story, ended up dying on the 86th day of the year, March 27.

Wilhelm Kleinsorg died on November 19, the day leaving 42 days in the year (Japan=42, War=42, World War=42, Jesuit=42).




Wilhelm Kleinsorge=197 (45th prime number)
Johannes Siemes died on the 38th anniversary of the bombing (Death=38), in ’83 (Murder=38 & 83).



Father Hubert Cieslik only has a Wikipedia in German.

The blast occurred 35 days after his birthday (Jesuitism=35, Catholic=35, Holy See=35).
He died on the 83rd day of his age (Murder=83, *Hubert Cieslik=83).


He died 47 days after the anniversary of the explosion (Vatican=47).
Remember, Japan surrendered on August 15, 1945, the 411th anniversary of the Jesuits being born in Paris, France.


It goes with August 6 falling on the 158th day of the Pope’s age, a lot like 15/8, 15th of August.


The building the Jesuit priests supposedly survived in was the Noboricho Catholic Church.

Notice the 45 in Noboricho.

Also notice the 54 & 144 (Jesuit Order=54 & 144).

Let is be a reminder that the definition of Jesuitism in history has been “trickery and deception.”

Don’t forget that John Adams said this about the Jesuits either.

