Summary of Los 7 secretos más oscuros del Vaticano | Dross (Angel David Revilla)

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The video discusses seven of the Vatican's most secretive secrets, including the fact that Miguel Ángel, known as the "Angel of Death," had a red eye, and that the Vatican has employed priests who have been convicted of sexual abuse.

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• 00:05:00 The video discusses the history of the Vatican's relationship with organized crime, and how recent events suggest that the church is attempting to clean up its act. It also talks about the two most famous artists associated with the Vatican - Miguel Angel (aka "Miguel Ángel"), a painter and architect, and Julio Segundo, the "Warrior Pope," who was known for his temper and dislike of artists who were not quiet and discreet about their homosexuality. It is interesting to note that both men were good friends, despite their differences.
• 00:10:00 This video discusses seven of the Vatican's most secretive secrets. One of these secrets is that Miguel Ángel, known as the "Angel of Death," had a red eye. Another is that the Vatican has a number of hidden tunnels. Número 4 is the number of people killed in the Inquisition (a Spanish Catholic church tribunal that hunted heretics). Número 3 is the number of people killed during the Spanish Inquisition because they were accused of heresy (believing in things not approved by the Catholic Church). Lastly, number 1 is the fact that the Vatican has employed priests who have been convicted of sexual abuse.
• 00:15:00 This video features Angel David Revilla, who talks about the Vatican's dark secrets. If you subscribe to his channel, you'll be able to see more videos like this. Voices that are hidden have something to say, and I add you to my social networks, giving you like on Facebook and following me on Twitter and Instagram to stay in contact. I thank Antonio Pitcher Duarte for his idea, which led to this video. I've spoken to others and wish you goodnight.