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In Unprecedented Exhibit, Vatican Set to Display 100 Top-Secret Archival Documents

In Unprecedented Exhibit, Vatican Set to Display 100 Top Secret Archival Documents VATICAN CITY (The Blaze/AP) — The Vatican will be displaying 100 select documents from its Secret Archives at an unprecedented exhibit next year, including previously unpublished papers on its World War II-era pope.

The exhibit is the first of its kind and will likely shed light on some important questions surrounding the Church’s involvement and opinions surrounding World War II, the Armenian genocide and other important events and occurrences. According to the Archives’ web site:

The activity of the Archivio Segreto Vaticano pursues two main goals. One is to protect its documentary heritage and ensure its preservation, while the other is to provide scholars with research tools to enhance access to this treasure trove of Church activity conserved in documents spanning thousands of years.

The Vatican No. 2, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, unveiled plans for “Lux in Arcana: The Vatican Secret Archives Revealed” at a briefing Tuesday.

The exhibit, which runs from February to September at Rome’s Capitoline Museums, marks the first time such precious documents, manuscripts and parchments have been allowed out of the Vatican vaults for view by the general public. The occasion is the Archive’s 400th anniversary.

Watch the below video to take a first-hand look inside the archives:

Officials said some of the previously unseen documents concern Pope Pius XII, accused by some Jews of failing to speak out enough to stop the Holocaust.

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  • Sound The Trumpet In Zion
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:23pm

    @dado7
    I hate to tell you but it is not anti-catholic bias or are just one of those liberal trolls that calls anyone a racist that you disagree with. I could not care less about what the catholic church does or does not do and if you think she was anti-catholic then you should read my earlier post and I am not anti-catholic I am not catholic or anti-catholic anything. However, the truth is the truth and the truth has no agenda. What she said and what I said was just plain historical truth. As for the council of nicea, based on the constatine‘s letter to the council in 321 AD the only thing that the council did was to try and take the Jewishness of a Jewish religion by changing the Sabbath and many other traditions to separate it from the the Jews while the Jews and the People of the Way were following God’s Laws (try getting a copy of the letter to the council that constatine wrote in 321, it states it quite clear). And even if the catholic church and constatine thought that it was big and powerful enough to change what was “God written” (through men) then you and they both have another thought coming to them. In spite of your belief God kept the truth of His Teachings intact with the basic truths. I am getting a good laugh right now thinking that the catholic church is more powerful than God and that they could change what God says and does. ROFL

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    • dado7
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:46pm

      Sound the Trumpet – I’m glad you are having a good laugh. I‘m definitely not a liberal or a troll and I certainly don’t think anyone who disagrees with me is a rascist. Actually, quite the contrary. I enjoy a good debate and hearing other people’s opinions. I just don’t like it when people start attacking the Church for no apparent reason. I’m just a guy who loves God and loves the Church He established. Yes – God did establish a Church – one Church. The One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. What Church do you belong to?

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    • bigpatrick87
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 12:38am

      amen brother, i was just in india with P.I.M.E. a missionary group for the church and was given the opprotunity to go to chennai, tamil nadu to visit the tomb of St. Thomas and his mount and was given the chance to pray in the same spot Pope John Paul 2 did. i was so touched with the knowledge the indians had and the insights i recieved. they live in a world over there that not most of us spoiled rotten american, but all of us spoiled rotten americans could not survive in. their faith is changing the scope of india while americas increasing lack of faith WILL be our downfall.

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    • destrecht
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 10:52pm

      Actually the sabbath change happened before John died. But a little later, in the second century there was talk of meeting on the first day of the week, or the lords day, and the 8th day, ie the day after the sabbath.

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  • proliance
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:22pm

    @Sound The Trumpet In Zion: Have you ever heard of the Bible? Let me give you brief introduction to the beginning of the Catholic Church…Matt.16:18-19: “And I also say to you that you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of the netherworld will not prevail against it. I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven.” Jesus started the Church, and named Peter to be the first Pope. Who started your church? Some guy in a leisure suit and a bad haircut? I’m proud to be Catholic and a member of the only true Church. Stand up for yourself and tell us what church you belong to.

    Constantine didn’t start the Church. He just changed the law so that it was no longer illegal to be a Christian. Maybe you should visit the archives where you could learn that St. Ignatius, who was a disciple of John (of the Gospel John), coined the phrase “Ekklesia Katholicos” which means Catholic Church, or universal church.

    Honestly, I don’t know where to put the blame for poorly educated people like you. Are you so gullible that you believe something a semi-literate, backwoods, snake-handling preacher tells you? Or are you just hateful and bigoted? I guess you can be all at once.

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    • BlazingBeacon
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:53pm

      I would suggest doing some in-depth study on Matthew 16, especially in regards to the Greek. I can understand why you would use such a proof-text, but the interpretation you suggest does not reflect sound exegesis.

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  • LibertyMama
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:18pm

    Maybe its the wording that‘s catching the censor’s attention… so I’ll try to ask it differently. Why does the subject of this article have a need for anything that is not available to all.

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  • booger71
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:16pm

    will they expose the Black Pope ?

    Probably not.

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  • LibertyMama
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:15pm

    OK, I’ve tried to post my question 3 times… my other post on this same article has gone through. So I can only conclude that the person censoring the posts does not want anyone to question “The Church”.
    WHY? Censor me again and I’m deleting this site from my bookmarks and moving on to better new venues!

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  • DeltaHawk
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:12pm

    I’ve always believed the Catholic church tried to steal the covenant God mde with the Jews. My Bible tells me “Call no man Father,gut God! It was forbiidden to read Gods word for centuries by the Catholic church. Didn’t Luther break away from the church when he found they were selling “Salvation” ?

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    • dado7
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:22pm

      This is probably not the forum to try and answer every Protestant accusation against the Catholic Church based upon isolated quotations from the Bible, so I’m not going to try. The bottom line is for all of those Christians who believe in Sola Scriptura (i.e., the doctrine that Scripture alone is the sole authority), you need to answer the question – “Where did my Bible come from?” Who determined what Gospels, Letters, etc. were inspired by God and by what authority was that determination made? It’s unfortunate that so many Protestant Christians proclaim the authority of the Bible, yet they refuse to ackowledge that it was the Catholic Church that gave us the Bible.

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    • destrecht
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 10:44pm

      Number one- no. the church doesn‘t ’sell’ salvation. two,it also says call no man teacher (Rabbi). three do you call your father ‘father’? 4.Jesus called both Joseph and Abraham father. 5. Jesus used hyperbole all the time. He also said you should hate your father. Paul had his pupils call him father.

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    • PATTY HENRY
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 12:38am

      Uh, JESUS was the NEW COVENANT since the Jews were not listening. JESUS was a JEW as was MARY (and all of the APOSTLES) Jesus is GOD’S son…nothing stolen, just continued and thank GOD for that, for it included GENTILES. Luther didn’t like the selling of “forgiveness” (no one said we were perfect) but Luther then ended up a drunken debaucher, didn’t he? I mean, we’re all sinful people without GOD and/or thinking we’re as smart as GOD, or as good as GOD…not…we all need GOD…our choice in life is simple: GO with GOD or Keep trying it on our own. WE know what the best thing for us to do is, but most of us don’t always do it. We also know that most of the problems we have in life are ones WE CAUSED, but we hate to change because we are human…and the only hope we have is GOD. It‘s through no other reason than God’s Will that we have these records via the Catholic church (THE CHURCH…the ROCK upon which St. Peter Built the Church) …be grateful for it. We’re no better now than we were then —- without God.

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  • dado7
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:06pm

    Southern Rebel – Please keep your anti-Catholic bias in check. Please remember that what you refer to as “God’s Word” was determined by the Catholic Church in the 4th century at the council of Nicea. There were many other letters, gospels, etc. that were written by disciples and others who followed Our Lord. However, not all of those writings were inspired by God and thus were not included in the Canon of the Bible that you read today.

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    • ubtaught
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 7:27am

      Who decided what was God’s word and what was not? God or men?

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    • jtm
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 10:50am

      Men decided, under the guidance of the Holt Spirit. The bible did not fall down from heaven, and many books that claimed to be inspired were not, such as the Gospel of Thomas, Epistle of Barnabas, etc. Hebrews does not claim authorship. Why is it believed to be inspired? The Bishops of the True Church under the guidance of the Holy Spirit say it is.

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    • sodacrackers2
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 9:08pm

      @DAD07, it is still pc to bash Catholics, but it is fine, cause we have handled it for 2000+ years.

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  • liberalsarealiens
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:04pm

    The world needs to know what is inside those walls! The history belongs to the world. More now than ever due to revisionist meddeling! LMO

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  • LibertyMama
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:02pm

    Why won’t The Blaze let me post my question on this article? I’ve posted it twice now. My post on other articles are going through… so its not me.

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  • Sound The Trumpet In Zion
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:01pm

    @proliance
    “The is where the history of the early church resides. Before there was the Bible, there were the first Christians and Apostles who knew Jesus himself. To those who say the Bible is the only source of Christian information, I say you are missing more than 300 years of true Christianity.”

    I have heard a LOTof BS in my 50+ years and I have to say that your statements is one of the best! Just on the crazy notion that you are serious in what you say I will have to say this. The Old Testament which is originally called the Hebraic Covenant was written thousands of years ago. The New Testament which was originally known as the Renewed Covenant was written between 30 AD and approimately 90 AD. The catholic church was started by constatine around 300 AD. When constatine started what is the called the catholic church was when he decided to merge what was left of the First Church and his religion which was the worship of the sun god. To make it acceptable to his sun worshipers he combined the two and made what is technically a totally different religion. This can be seen in the staff that they carry in their parades, it is in the shape of a cross with a sun burst on it to signify the sun god. Jesus who’s name is actually Yeshua was a Jew who repeatedly quoted from the Hebraic Covenant (Old Testament). If you think what you stated is fact then you were one of those DUMB enough to have voted for obama and and DUMB enough that you intend to vote for him again in

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    • jeremiah51
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 1:14am

      St. Peter a.k.a. Simon the Magician..? That would explain a lot. Read Acts 8:9-24

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  • TRONINTHEMORNING
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:57pm

    Yes sir, REBEL; “The Way” it was indeed. I love it when people like you chime in. Too much man-man religion and not enough relationship with He who is The Way. Popes, pastors, rabbis come and go–but Jesus is the King and everybody gonna get to deal with Him one Way or another.

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  • Southern Rebel
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:47pm

    Thankyou BlazingBeacon..ya took the words out of my mouth. Now let me really pee in some cornflakes.
    It may come as a HUGE suprise to many of you, but the Church our Lord set up was not called Christianity, it was known as ‘The Way’. (Acts 19)
    Christianity became a full blown religion (therefore, in rebellion to God) with the founding of the catholic church, which was really the ancient pagan Roman church with a new name. Same Pontificus Maximus as ‘head’ of the church…new pagan rituals and religious garbage.
    I don‘t care what the Vatican has in it’s archives. I have all I need from Gods Word and if anything interesting pops up, I may read it.
    God Bless y’all!

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    • conservativewoman
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:39pm

      It is unfortunate that everytime a story is posted on the Blaze to do with the Catholic Church, that I read so many misinformed and hateful comments. I thought this was a site for people who loved our freedoms and wanted to protect them, such as freedom of religion.
      I am proud to be a Catholic and because I am, I know better than to call names, and question other people’s faith, or pass on rumors of what I think I know about another church that I have never stepped into. It is no wonder that our American culture is becoming more and more secular, if Christians can;t even get along amonst themselves.

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    • MARYPOPPINS
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 10:28am

      @CONSERVATIVEWOMAN I love you.

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    • LibertyGirl
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 5:24pm

      Well said! I am constantly amazed by the hatred on the Blaze for Catholics and the Catholic Church.

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    • LibertyGirl
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 5:27pm

      @ConservativeWoman

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    • lijjo
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 1:26pm

      Where did you get the Word of God? The Catholic Church determined and put together the Bible you faithfully follow.

      How do you know Jesus Christ? Through the Traditions He established and His apostles kept going before they wrote down the Gospels.

      The Catholic Church is the Beacon of His Light that has held its head up in spite of sinful men within and without.

      Don’t like the sinners? No one does… read of the faithful saints who lived for Christ alone and died terribly so that you could know and worship Him today…all Catholic: meaning Universal.

      Christ left us a universal Church. I believe the Fathers of the Church.

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    • Okie from Muskogee
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 7:43pm

      I’m a very glad to see more know the truth! Thank you for your comment!

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  • vennoye
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:43pm

    Snow, I agree with you. I would love to see just some of the books that came from the ancient library of alexanderia from the crusades. Much of what was in that library was taken back to Rome….then also much of it was burned. The life of Jesus was chronicled well by Rome because of The Theophus Commission…..but it has never come to light???

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  • Pyx
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:32pm

    And posters have an agenda ? … Nah ! …

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  • Karena
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:32pm

    Isn’t the Ark of the Covenant in there somewhere? Oh, yeah, our guys have that. Just kidding. My husband can pack me a lunch and fit me for an ankle bracelet and let me loose in there. Come to think of it, I’d need a way to find him, too. We are both nerds!

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  • Thun
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:26pm

    Don’t forget to click on the “Home” link at the top of TOWER7FEMACAMP’s link!

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  • geonj
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:24pm

    the faithful will give it a fair reading, the detractors will condemn it.

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  • NuffSaid
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:22pm

    Lifting skirts in the Vatican? The truth? Givitas me a breakio.

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  • proliance
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:21pm

    @Rebulpig, those records were made available to the public investigated by several independent journalists in 1998. About 2000 were put to death in the various inquisitions as opposed to the 9 million taught by some Protestants. It was found that many people preferred to be tried by the courts of the inquisition rather than the state courts.

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  • Snowleopard {gallery of cat folks}
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:10pm

    I would love to have access to the entire archival collection; having read the research of some who have been allowed limited access, they are all described as an incredible collection that must rival the library of congress or the ancient library of alexanderia in egypt.
    http://artinphoenix.com/gallery/grimm

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  • End The Fed
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:07pm

    Wow! More transparent than the Obamunist Regime.

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  • republapig
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:05pm

    How about the records of who they tortured and murdered in the Inquisition?

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    • I want some Mo ham Ed
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:46pm

      Good Idea! They should bring that back! The followers of the muslim cult in Spain really really hated that.

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    • destrecht
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 10:40pm

      That wasn’t the church- it was the government of Spain. the Calvinist inquisition in Sweden was much worse, too.

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    • jtm
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 10:15am

      The numbers in the Inquisition were made up by protestants to try to damage the Church. Even the History Channel admits this, as do scholars. Calvin instituted a true theological state in Geneva. He even lit the fire that burned his best friend to death (Forgot his name). The Church has outlived every kingdom, monarchy and government on the face of the earth, and will continue to do so because it was instituted by Christ.

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    • CWO-4
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 4:04pm

      You are kidding yourself!

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    • taksavillage
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 10:58pm

      Like much of what is reported the Inquisition you think you know is more Hollywood than fact. Would you guess that the “press” of that time did any better than today’s?

      e.g

      After the Moors were driven out of Spain, many of the Muslims remaining were still loyal to Islam… sleeper cells, if you will. Conversion by the sword was common and a person forced into Islam could be broken and turned into a fanatical convert.

      One of the main responsibilities of the Inquisitor towering over the court was to restrain the judges. Do you think the typical court of that time was a picnic resembling small claims court in Iowa???

      During the Inquisition there were no more death sentences than in Texas in an average year.

      Many of the “sentences” were similar to the punishments given in a Confessional. Granted, at that time that could have someone crawling around one of the great cathedrals on what would soon become bruised and cut knees, but they were a tough people of a different time.

      There are a lot of anti-Catholics here, I notice, but we share a lot of common goals. (Look at the Catholics that served Reagan with distinction and helped shape his presidency.

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    • ares338
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 7:54am

      Wow….another Google scholar!

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    • NotFooled
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 9:57am

      Amazing how people just spew out negative information as if they know their history. The Spainish inquisition was a civil war between the Christian Spaniards and the Muslim Moors. After 800 years of Muslim rule the Christian Spaniards had had enough of the Muslim rule and set out to settle the conflict one way or another. Brutal, yes but it was common practice by all sides during that time. Not just the Christians. Spain celebrates the liberation of their nation from the Muslim every year since just like we do our civil war reenactments.

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    • pennswoods
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 12:41pm

      The Inquisition was wrong but understandable as the Church was on the defensive after the Reformation got rolling in the mid 1500′s in North Western Europe.. In it‘s nearly 200 years of executing heretics it’s estimated that around 2,500 “heretics’ were executed. That’s 2,500 too many in the name of a religion but when compared to the tens of millions killed in the name of the secular “religions” of the last century, Communism and Nazism, I think the Church was lenient in punishing those who wanted to destroy it. Let’s not forget the enormous contributions the Roman Catholic Church has made in charity, theology, ethics, philosophy, art, architecture, music, education and much much more int he past nearly 2,000 years since Pentecost.

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    • CHRYSOSTOM
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 2:16pm

      Hey Republipig why don’t you do some reading up on history before you put this kind
      of nonsense out there. The Spanish Inquisition, I assume you are speaking of the Spanish
      Inquisition, was unleashed by Holy Mother Church because the secret perfidious Jews had
      infiltrated into all offices of the church and spanish government. They were traitors to God, that
      would include Jesus to you, and were destroying the society of the Church and Spain. It was a
      last resort of the society of the time to save themselves from those people. Sounds like history
      is repeating itself eh…??? The history of the Spanish Inquisition is out there in volumns; I suggest you read it before you put out such crap.

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    • Whyismynamealwaystaken
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 2:38pm

      SHUT UP! What a tired idea you have.

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    • king1
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 2:41pm

      Whyismynamealwaystaken: who are you talking too

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    • Paul
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 4:57pm

      About ten years ago (give or take a few years), the records of the various inquisitions were released by none other than the current pope when Cardinal Ratzinger. Firstly, anyone who comments on the Inquisitions should first know that historically, the inquisitions were controlled by the kings, and not the Catholic Church. When you read history, you’ll find that many popes wrote to the kings (the only thing they could do) to stop the tortures (not as large in number, nor horrors as said by “historians”). The Church had no power over the inquisitions, and if she did, you’ll find the prisoners treated better than any modern prison. Additionally, those brought to the inquistions were considered traitors, and not only heretics. The kings considered any religious opposition a break in the garment of his country (and rightly so: they were usually revolutionaries). Thus the harsh punishments.

      The real numbers of those killed are far smaller than any “historian” will tell you. Over 400 years of the Spanish Inquisition, only about 4000 people were killed. The first people to have problems with the inquisitions were those of the Godless 17th,-21st centuries. You can’t expect an honest judgment on the CC from those who hate the CC. It’s like you judging the Jews based off of what the Nazis said about them. That’s not an honest judgment!

      When you try to use the Church’s history against her, at least try to get your historical facts straight. If you can’t, welcome back t

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    • Thomas Paine
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 6:16pm

      More people are killed by Islamists each year than in all 350 years of the Spanish Inquisition combined
      Yet you remain silent about Islam. There is a name for people like you, “HYOPCRITE”

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    • Thomas Paine
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 6:20pm

      @republapig
      More people are killed by Islamists each year than in all 350 years of the Spanish Inquisition combined
      Yet you remain silent about Islam. There is a name for people like you, “HYOPCRITE”

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    • Sea-Wolf
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 11:36pm

      They would be in Spain. The Church, per se, did not conduct the Spanish Inquisition, which I gather is what you are talking about. In fact, the Church spoke out against it. Since it was established by Spanish Monarchs Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile, those records would be located in Spain, not the Vatican.

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  • proliance
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:04pm

    The is where the history of the early church resides. Before there was the Bible, there were the first Christians and Apostles who knew Jesus himself. To those who say the Bible is the only source of Christian information, I say you are missing more than 300 years of true Christianity.

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    • BlazingBeacon
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:34pm

      300 years of “True Christianity?” 1 Thessalonians was written less than twenty years after the crucifixion and the Gospels were writting in the 50‘s and 60’s AD.

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    • PrfctlyFrank
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:51pm

      Oh yeah… Define “written.”

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    • Fedup
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:22pm

      You can thank the Catholic Church and the apostles for the New Testament Bible. We need to remind the Muslims that their profit Mohammed came later.

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    • NSDQ
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 7:42am

      Totally agree I find it amazing folks who called themselves Christians and have no idea who Athanasius of Alexandria was or what happened at The Council of Trent

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    • Jezreel
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 10:09am

      You are absolutely correct. Just like the Vatican tried to keep people in the dark and not let them know the truth so they could keep them in bondage and servitude to an AntiChrist spirit, the bible is not the only source of knowledge. Denominations try to say that the bible is the only source of knowing who God is and that is making a golden calf, a false image of God with their doctrines of man and teachings carried over from the Roman Catholic church. The first church was passionate about the book of Enoch and used it until 300 Ad until the big bullies and church fathers didn’t like what it said. They don’t want people to know that a fallen angel rules over the church.

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    • NoIPhone
      Posted on July 7, 2011 at 7:40am

      I have not heard of the book of Enoch. Where is it available?

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  • chips1
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:01pm

    I hope it’s not the one that disproves gravity. I’m scared of heights.

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    • eddvoss
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 11:41pm

      Ask any parachutist they will tell you gravity is a myth. The earth sucks.

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    • creptoin_1n
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 12:02pm

      lol

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    • Brad Wesselmann
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 3:13pm

      Gravity could in fact be the opposing force of dark matter in the universe “pushing” us to the earth instead of the earth attracting us to it. It would make sense, the greater the planet the greater “light” matter force it exerts against it’s opposite.

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  • poverty.sucks
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 7:54pm

    Will they reveal the Mexican Roman Catholic road map to the U.S.?

    poverty.sucks  
    • tower7femacamp
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:17pm

      will they expose the Black Pope ?
      http://www.thewatcherfiles.com/blackpope.htm

      I say no.

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    • frnchmn
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:29pm

      I thought he was in the Whitehouse!?

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    • armywife77
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:09pm

      I looked at the website you listed. Seriously. That’s two minutes of my life I will never be able to get back.

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    • jtm
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 10:06am

      Legend, as was “Pope” Joan.

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    • mycomet123
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 8:30pm

      I really don’t appreciate the word SECRET ARCHIVES. I don’t think the word SECRET should be anywhere in the termonology of Christianity. I wonder is this what the vatican calls the archives ?, or is this the Blazes spin on it.

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    • Pattondog
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 11:23pm

      the antena on your tinfoil hat is not working.

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    • Cida
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 1:13pm

      To MYCOMET123

      The Blaze does not have to make anything up about the Catholic Church, its out there if you really want to know most of the truth. Are you Catholic? Have you ever been Catholic? I Was!!!! Sometimes you have to go back to the beginning of your ancestry to find the truth, on your own.
      With the Catholic Church, the term ( Secret Archives ) is literally Secret Archives.
      The Catholic Church has records going back thousands of years to the days of Rome that no one has seen, not even 95% of the priest in Rome. The truth about the Church goes back to the day when Christianity was first used by the Catholic Church. (You can not separate Christianity and Catholic Church) It was Constantine who decided to start a new religion called Christianity!! ( If you can’t beat the Apostle, then join them and coin the phrase Christianity)
      I think the Catholic Church should open all of it’s archives, so that forgiveness and healing can begin. If people really knew about the atrocities that the Catholic Church committed in the “Name of Christianity ” there would be more running from the church. Little by little pieces of information are coming to light and people are leaving the church because the Catholic Church is not what it seems.
      The only way the Catholic Church can heal its self and the people is to give the information that’s needed, for that healing and forgiveness to take place. The information, or (History) that is out there will give you an insight of

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    • Cida
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 1:27pm

      The only way the Catholic Church can heal its self and the people is to give the information that’s needed, for that healing and forgiveness to take place. The information, or (History) that is out there will give you an insight of what took place in the church for thousands of years without laying claim to blame. The Catholic Church wants it’s people to return, then open the church’s records, let the records speak for themselves and let the people make an honest religious choice without lies. Now is the time for truth, forgiveness and healing. I Stand With Israel…Am Israel

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    • Tear Em Up
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 9:09pm

      Can you imagine the knowledge in there??

      http://traffic.libsyn.com/mikeleeandterrymartin/Number_71_July_3rd_2011.mp3

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    • banjarmon
      Posted on July 5, 2011 at 11:30pm

      I pray the muslims never gain access to this…They would destroy it in a heart beat.

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    • Hoosier
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 11:47am

      Why is the Blaze so anti-Catholic? Where is the source? Society? I’m really scared about it. I’m not anti-Baptist, anti-Northern Baptist, anti-Southern Baptist, anti-American Baptist.

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    • Nathaniel Horn
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 1:10pm

      The book sounds interesting. More information is always better than less. No doubt most of the archives are mind-numbingly boring. But there must be some real page turners in there that no one would expect. Too bad they don’t just digitize the whole thing and let us do computer searches to find whatever we want to find! Imagine the lost libraries throughout human history that we’ll never be able to see. They should digitize it all and spread it around to preserve it.The book sounds interesting. More information is always better than less. No doubt most of the archives are mind-numbingly boring. But there must be some real page turners in there that no one would expect. Too bad they don’t just digitise the whole thing and let us do computer searches to find whatever we want to find! Imagine the lost libraries throughout human history that we’ll never be able to see. They should digitise it all and spread it around to preserve it.

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    • pennswoods
      Posted on July 6, 2011 at 1:10pm

      The road map out of Mexico leads to “Amnesty Street” USA and that a one way street to membership in the Democratic Party and a free house full of special privilidges on “Freebee Avenue” all over the USA…

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    • NoIPhone
      Posted on July 7, 2011 at 7:38am

      It is definately there.

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    • Swiss24
      Posted on July 7, 2011 at 4:12pm

      They should open every archive for all respect-able people. Keep it protected sure, but there’s no reason to keep this stuff secret anymore. God helps humans solve giant problems by bringing things into the ‘Light of Day’ for all to see. That is His Way. The church should do the same.

      http://www.UrantiaProject.com

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  • destrecht
    Posted on July 5, 2011 at 10:56pm

    The new testament wasn’t even written then. It wasn’t compiled for another 300 years. also, it says traditions of MEN. tradition that works against the teaching of God. Tradition in general isn’t condemned, if fact, it’s praised.

    Therefore, brethren, stand fast, and hold the traditions which ye have been taught, whether by word, or our epistle. 2:15 thess KJV

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