The Divine Plan for Ronald Reagan and John Paul II. BOTH survived assassination attempts to fulfill the DIVINE PLANS for them. I know Q likes Ronald Reagan and God had a special mission for him. He was part of A DIVINE PLAN befrore the DIVINE PLAN we have now. This article is from October 2019. "It was 30 years ago this fall that something EXTRAORDINARY HAPPENED something foreseen by very few in 1989 or, for that matter, in 1979 — with the exception of two men: RONALD REAGAN and POPE JOHN PAUL II.. That special event was the fall of the Berlin Wall, which symbolized the wider collapse of Soviet communism. It took place this time three decades ago, with the wall falling in November 1989. The communist collapse in Eastern Europe and the unique roles played by Reagan and John Paul II is the focus of a fascinating new documentary by filmmaker Robert Orlando, called The Divine Plan. The film debuts next week, with a premiere one-night showing in movie theaters across the country on Wednesday, November 6. It’s truly a feel-good film, the sort of happy historical ending we don’t get often. And this happy ending occurred in our lifetimes. We don’t savor the victory enough. Not that it was easy. Not that suffering wasn’t involved, including for the protagonists. In the course of this grand historical pursuit, both Ronald Reagan and John Paul II NEARLY DIED from assassination attempts in March and May 1981, respectively. Both could have easily bled to death. But they survived, later to come together at the Vatican in June 1982 and confide their shared belief that GOD HAD SPARED THEIR LIVES FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE — to defeat atheistic Soviet communism and break its grip on hundreds of millions behind the Iron Curtain. They felt a higher calling, according to what Reagan privately called “The DP” — THE DIVINE PLAN. Yes, “The DP.” Reagan spoke about it so often that his close friend and adviser, Bill Clark, who was a spiritual partner to Reagan, often recalled that he and Reagan turned that phrase into an acronym. Obviously, we expect a pope to think that way, but here was a president who thought that way. Reagan saw such a role for his nation as well as for himself. “I’ve always believed that this blessed land was set apart in a special way, that some divine plan placed this great continent here between the two oceans to be found by … people who had a special love for freedom,” Reagan said on January 31, 1983. He and John Paul II felt that the noblest use of our individual freedom was in service to a larger Divine Plan. “The only true freedom, the only freedom that can truly satisfy, is the freedom to do what we ought as human beings created by God according to his plan,” Pope John Paul II said on September 10, 1987. The trick, the difficulty for us all, is discerning precisely what God’s plan is. That’s never an easy process for any believer. It’s a perennial problem of mankind through the ages. And yet, Ronald Reagan and John Paul felt certain about one thing: atheistic Soviet communism was evil and so the peoples behind the Iron Curtain needed to be liberated. Both felt a heightened call to strive toward that purpose after the assassination attempts. “There’s a reason for this,” Reagan said to New York’s Cardinal Terence Cooke on Good Friday 1981. The two met at the White House, with Reagan still recovering from John Hinckley’s bullet on March 30. Cooke told Reagan, “The hand of God was upon you.” A pensive Reagan agreed, “I know.” He told Cooke, “I have decided that whatever time I have left is for Him.” A year later, at the Vatican, he and John Paul II would share the same sentiment. The president invoked the hand of Providence to the pope, asserting, “Look how the EVIL FORCES WERE PUT IN OUR WAY AND HOW PROVIDENCE INTERVENED.” https://spectator.org/the-divine-plan-for-ronald-reagan-and-john-paul-ii/