Creepy Things Hidden in the Vatican you won't believe Actually Exist | Creepy

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The Vatican hides many secrets. This is a phrase that has been repeated in hundreds of newspapers in the last decade, but far from the traditional scandals, there are five chilling things that have been kept under the strictest secrecy since time immemorial.
Vatican, by which we mean the governing body of the Catholic Churchconsisting of the pope and the Roman Curia rather than the mixtape by the hip hop group Natas, has more power and influence than many peoplefeel comfortable with. Founded way back in the 1st Century, when an organization is that old there is no denying that they might have some truly troubling secrets under their very tall hats. These are dark secrets the Vatican doesn’t want you to know!

Vatican City is the smallest country on earth; it covers less area than New York’s Central Park; if you were to walk from one side to the other, barely half a mile, you might stroll beneath the mighty columns of the iconic St. Peter’s Square, gaze upon the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s Basilica, or the Apostolic Palace, the architectural majesty of one of humanity’s most historically significant cities.
And yet, what is most significant historically is perhaps not what stands on top of the earth, but what lies beneath it. There, in a fortress-like bunker, closed to the public and protected by armed guards, lies an incredible 53 miles of shelving – more than 100 times the distance from one side of Vatican City to the other, dug deep into the earth. On these shelves sit 12 centuries' worth of documents, and unmatched history not just of the Catholic church, but of the world as we know it.

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