Freemasonry, spies and internal Vatican letters in butler's document stash

[Blake Bowden]

http://www.timeslive.co.za/world/20...al-vatican-letters-in-butler-s-document-stash

"The documents cover subjects such as Freemasonry, secret service security forces and internal Vatican letters.

Their testimony continues Wednesday in a Vatican courtroom in the trial of Paolo Gabriele, the 46-year-old father of three who faces four years in prison if convicted."

 

[widows son]

Interesting, curious what the documents say about freemasonry

 

[cog41]

It was secret documents in the Vatican vault that finally vindicated and cleared the name of the Knights Templar.

Love to delve into all those pages of files, books, letters, edicts etc.. Think of the history and "secrets" that are hidden away in that place.

 

[widows son]

I know but can you say for sure that's what those documents say?

 

[BEDickey]

I wish every treasure stored in the Vatican was open for public enlightenment. After almost 400 years, I bet their archives could shed a lot of light on a lot of things.

 

[jvarnell]

I wish every treasure stored in the Vatican was open for public enlightenment. After almost 400 years, I bet their archives could shed a lot of light on a lot of things.

There are two types of documents there most are sealed for only 100years and can be viewed apon request. The others have a date the sitting pope puts on them for when they can be un-sealed.I have heard that most of the Mason stuff is un-sealed.

Go see if what you think is there shows up.
http://www.vaticanlibrary.va/home.php?pag=sezione_catalogo&ling=eng&BC=11