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Vatican Secret Archives: Unknown Pages of Church History

"Vatican Secret Archives: Unknown Pages of Church History" by acclaimed authors Gorny and Rosikon explores the hidden narratives of the Church's past. With exclusive access to Vatican Secret Archives, the book delves into events like the Knights Templar trial and Galileo's trial. Illustrated with stunning photographs, it offers fresh insights and challenges longstanding misconceptions about Catholic history. Ideal for history enthusiasts.
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  • Vatican Secret Archives: Unknown Pages of Church History

This latest book by the internationally acclaimed investigative journalism team is their most intriguing work to date. Best-selling books by Gorny and Rosikon have been translated into eight languages, including five richly illustrated investigative works published by Ignatius Press.

For this new work they had access to one of the most guarded institutions in the world - the Vatican Secret Archives.The authors tell of its turbulent history and its unique documents, familiarizing us with the real stories behind the most controversial events in the Church’s history including: the Knights Templar trial, the Crusades, the Inquisition, the Galileo Galilei trial, Pius XII's attitude towards the Holocaust, and much more.

In addition to preliminary archival research, they traveled to several countries, visiting places described in the documents, and met with numerous historians and experts. This brilliantly written book, illustrated with stunning photographs, is the result of several years' work. It is highly recommended reading for all those interested in historical riddles concerning events of major importance.
Based on extensive factual material, the book debunks numerous unjust stereotypes, black legends and distortions that have accumulated over the centuries about Catholicism.

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1006674
ISBN:
9781621643180