Black Legends
Over the centuries, various black legends about the Church have arisen and have come, in the minds of many, to replace true history. These stories and legends are sometimes accepted without critical judgment.
Two great experts of the period break through prejudices ROME, (ZENIT.org).- “The lynching of Pius XII? Filth.” The person speaking in this...
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A Jewish historian speaks “My judgment on Pius XII’s conduct toward the Jews is positive” VATICAN CITY, Oct. 25, 2000 (ZENIT.org).- The meeting...
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Documents refute a professor of Holocaust History. ROME, January 29, 2003 (ZENIT.org).- Two documents that will soon be published, revealing Pius XII’s...
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VATICAN CITY — Contrary to the insinuations made by a press campaign that has taken place in recent days (cf. ZS00072006), Pius...
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Report published in the Italian newspaper “Corriere della Sera” VATICAN, Sept. 6, 01 (ACI).- A revealing report by the Italian daily “Corriere della Sera” made known...
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Protestant denominations during Hitler’s regime Judeo-Christian Relations The night of November 9, 1938 left a deep impression on my memory. I was...
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Documents on the actions of Pius XII during the Second World War. The book by Father Pierre Blet, S.J., “Pius...
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A former KGB spy recently denounced that the Kremlin and the aforementioned Russian intelligence agency orchestrated a campaign in the 1960s against...
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Some Protestant myths: medieval obscurantism. On the supposed “biblical ignorance” of medieval times. The work Section I of New Testament Greek, which the Protestant...
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The fable about a female pope, who afterwards bore the name of Johanna (Joan), is first noticed in the middle of the...
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This is a legend that goes back to the 13th century (Universal Chronicle of Metz), and that attempts to place this character...
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Several wars of religion had strewn the soil of the whole French nation with corpses; nevertheless, a reconciliation, more apparent than real,...
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