VATICAN

VATICAN: WARS AND CARNAGE

A shocking journey through the dark centuries of the history of the Catholic church.

From the Crusades to the Witch Hunts, from the Spanish Inquisition to the persecutions of the Waldensians, Hussites, and Reformers: the hidden truth behind the temporal power of the popes.

The book is an unfiltered historical inquiry that reveals the reality of the papacy and its harmful influence on peoples and nations. A courageous text that does not merely recount events but contextualizes them in the Light of the Gospel Message.

Through detailed chapters, rich in references, the author reconstructs the bloodiest pages in the history of the church of Rome:

• The Crusades and the massacres of the Saxons and Cathars were instruments of conquest and forced "catholicization": the pontiffs instigated endless wars and slaughter, massacring a terrifying number of men, women, and children.
• The Inquisition was a full-scale machine of repression devised by the "Holy Fathers". For nearly six centuries, ecclesiastical and civil Tribunals tortured and murdered multitudes of human beings, preventing them from defending themselves against accusations of "heresy" or "witchcraft". The false "vicars of Christ" reinforced their diabolical instrument by also unleashing the Witch Hunts and endorsing the Spanish Inquisition.
• Among the so-called "heretics", the Vatican's most feared opponents have always been the True Christians, preachers and translators of the Holy Scriptures into vernacular languages. For this reason, the persecutions against the Arnoldists, Waldensians, Huguenots, Hussites, Lollards, and many others who dared to place the Word of God above papal authority were particularly ferocious and systematic.