In recent decades, there have been allegations that the Vatican has been hiding treasures from the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem looted by Roman soldiers two thousand years ago and brought back to Rome. This includes the Ark of the Covenant and the Menorah – a symbol sacred to the Jews. My investigations reveal that priests at the Basilica of Saint John Lateran in Rome used to boast of their ownership of the Ark and Menorah.
The Vatican has announced it’s going to introduce new rules to authenticate miracles as social media promotes unverified claims. For the pope – modern technology has created plenty of new heretics. And if there’s only thing the Roman Catholic church enjoys doing – and that’s rooting out a heresy! You might have imagined a few…
Forbidden History season 6 is broadcasting on the Science channel with some amazing relevations into the Turin Shroud and the Bermuda Triangle
Templar expert Tony McMahon looks at the top ten most popular Templar blog posts he has written over the last decade and why you like them
Why the Chinon Parchment found in the secret Vatican archives does not exonerate the Knights Templar from the charge of heresy
The idea that the Knights Templar control the world is surprisingly common on social media and online forums so Tony McMahon investigates why
TV historian Tony McMahon explains the different methods of medieval torture used by the inquisition against heretics
The magical ring of King Solomon disappeared three thousand years ago – does the Vatican have it?
One of the weirdest diplomatic exchanges in history was between the medieval Popes and the invading Mongols from the east. Rome hoped it could convince these fearsome tribes not to attack Christians – and maybe even convert to Roman Catholicism. The Mongols responded with demands that the pope submit to their power. Incredibly, some of the letters from the Mongol khans have been kept in the Vatican Secret Archives for eight hundred years.
In the 1960s, many saints were removed by the Catholic church because there was not enough evidence to prove they ever existed.
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