CATACOMBS OF ROME-CREEPY, BIZARRE, UNFORGETTABLE! (With Capuchin Bone Crypt)

[@andrewyoung5429]

What a great detailed posting many thanks Andy

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Thank you Andrew! I spent a lot of time researching everything so I really appreciate your comment.

[@crustwarnow]

Andy's Awesome Adventures great video. could you tell me where the music and chanting used at 2:45 and 4:30 is from? thanks.

[@nataliee5501]

For every catacomb there is a logical explanation. For those beguiled by the explanation.

[@Cheyennedanielle-k2t]

@@nataliee5501 I concur. Thanks for this. 🤍🖤🤍🖤❤🤍🖤🤍🖤❤

[@shaynewheeler9249]

😢😢😢😢

[@runertje550]

“What you are now, we used to be. What we are now, you will be.” Wow man... that hit me hard

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

That is a chilling quote.

[@federicosagun4615]

Same here. It got me thinking that hey go crazy and live life to the fullness

[@Dancer10105]

Same omg 😱 I am so afraid of death because no one has ever died and come back to let us know, the not knowing is why I have such anxiety

[@OrphansWorldImpactChannel]

@@Dancer10105 Have you ever checked out peoples NDE, its quite fascinating, and makes death not seem so scary.

[@michaeldiehl2458]

Me to

[@MrPOKER725]

What fascinates me, is that every skull you see was someone like me, with feelings, thoughts, a life...

[@stephaniejohnson7987]

Holy Moly! I was researching the Sistine chapel paintings and I came across this. A whole other rabbit hole I know nothing of! This is insane, this is to the public! Thanks for the footage. Subscribing.

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Thanks Stephanie! Glad you enjoyed the video. It's certainly not something you see every day. Some would say it's macabre, others would say it's art. One thing for sure-it was fascinating to see it in person.

[@bevelededge6941]

really weirds me out knowing that those lifeless bones once used to roam the planet, hated and loved someone, had dreams, had consciousness, and what not.

[@marciaspiegel5280]

The peace is comforting.

[@CaptainHarlock-kv4zt]

Exactly like my wife...

[@gabrielafitzgerald8220]

Mind boggling isn't it?

[@Punki80]

At last someone who´s been there too! I´ve been in 1998 at 18 years old, as a school trip to Rome (I´m from Germany) and it was spooky at the time, but only a few years later the memory actually started to haunt me. And the quote really hit me hard at the time. And now again. To think how far I have come since then, on my way to becoming one of them, that is a creepy feeling once again! Then I was an 18 year-old girl, and now? I especially remember the skeleton with the scythe at the ceiling and the monks in habit, standing up against the wall. And the crosses on the floor, that was for some reason just as creepy as the skeletons watching over them. Beautiful place, but creepy place!

[@norahr434]

Read Quran of Muslim faith ,don’t say no body told me ,it has the truth

[@claylippert7203]

Imagine those crypts at the time of the resurrection.

[@Thtsmayaa]

Clay Lippert sis🤣

[@zombieslayadylan2923]

Like that’ll ever happen.

[@marcosgarcia2643]

Resurrection will take time to release all those people from the crypts! They must be patient, because the queue will be veeeery loooong! hahahaha

[@sideshowrupert3]

Imagine Santa dating the tooth fairy...

[@aichitoshiki1321]

WOO AHAHAHAHAHHH 😁

[@grayc9156]

Imagine actually being there instead of watching it on a youtube video.

[@grayc9156]

Also, if you're interested in a maze of bones, search Paris Catacombs.

[@grayc9156]

It's a really large maze, which till this day people still finding new secret rooms that filled with more bones.

[@grayc9156]

You could go on and on for 7 hours inside and 7 hours going back. Some people get lost in it.

[@kahti170]

I was there when I was 9

[@Walnut1900]

I can never imagine being there. I am a child of God in christ. This place is not by far fit for me to enter. I do not partake in Satan's wicked imaginations that he is

[@imajokerimasmokerimamidnig7442]

Absolultly creepy .... Imagine having to stay overnight with nothing more than a night vision camera !?

[@john-ls8wq]

You would see nothing but demons because absolutely none of them exist anymore

[@lukepevensie]

I would love to ghost hunt in the Vatican underground vaults

[@susanmenegus5242]

Idd stay over night sign me up.

[@michaeldiehl2458]

I'd do it for 10 thousand dollars. Without a night vision cam. Cause I would be to afraid to look through it.

[@6jpsalmsB-tu5kz]

i don't get ehy people are afraid of it, i would be a little spooked, but i won't get too scared, besides, i don't think friars would be haunting locals and tourists

[@dannyocean9129]

Man im so glad that we still have something so ancient being taken care of so we can see how it is. I hate how society is changing and so quickly as well. So much tradition is being thrown out the window and lost forever. It's sad. Glad they are keeping this the same for centuries to come.

[@heartboyxo2496]

Absolutely beautiful. If only mankind could go back to building such intricate and marvelous sites that aren't just... Skyscrapers..

[@John5TwentyFour]

"He is not the God of the dead, but the God of the living: ye therefore do greatly err." Jesus Christ

[@eshabing3512]

Yes!

[@cassiethompson3119]

This is sick and disgusting!

[@fanenthusiast3802]

@@cassiethompson3119" ye therefore do greatly err"

[@confidentalways7526]

@Cassie Thompson seems like pure witchcraft.

[@raulquintanilla8718]

demonic stuff

[@traqueliacooper5132]

Thanks 4 taking time 2 share & your presentation was intriguing interesting informative. I will stay tuned

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Thanks for watching Traquelia-I'm glad you enjoyed it! It really was quite surreal.

[@MrKinsman1]

What you are now we used to be. What we are now you will be.💀👁

[@фвы-к4э]

I like that phrase.

[@escape2064]

Loves it

[@misutiraa]

I was just at the capuchin crypts two weeks ago and it’s arguably one of the most beautiful things I’ve personally ever seen. A sad fact that wasn’t mentioned in this video though is that between the years 1800 and 1900 (I think it was 1874) the Catholic Church established that artworks such as what was done in the capuchin crypts weren’t allowed anymore, which wasn’t all that surprising since at the time many found the crypts lacked taste and pushed it too much. This means that all preservation and restoration is impossible, so any bone fragments that have fallen can’t be put back and what remains can’t be protected. Eventually this crypt won’t exist anymore, so we should try and visit them while we still can. There really is nothing else quite like the capuchin crypts.

[@sandytan139]

Imagine going here at night alone

[@daveconrad6562]

This must be some form human sacrifice

[@coldwindblowing]

@@daveconrad6562 😂

[@jayh9529]

Imagine being led in there with bag on your head ,when they take it off there's a square empty on the wall,because it doesn't look like there was much burying going on

[@mother_prana]

@@daveconrad6562 Yeah I agree because even in death the body still holds potent energy that's that's why some forms of magick use animal or human bones and the soil from graveyards... The dead know a lot more than we do so I guess we'll just have to wait until then to know the truth lol

[@matteobertotti]

I bet it would be quite peaceful. Post-modernism has teached you to fear death, while instead the only thing you should fear is sin.

[@StellasTarot1111]

Thank you, for sharing this! I felt like I was there with you.

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

You're quite welcome-glad you enjoyed the video!

[@madisonh8958]

thank you for giving some history and an explanation of everything we were looking at. it makes the video 100x better!!!

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Hi Madison. Thank you so much-I really appreciate your comment! I try to add the history behind what you're seeing in most videos I produce. For me, whether it's in person or on video, knowing what you're looking at really helps one understand and enjoy that attraction more. Thanks again!

[@robincowley3738]

This is hauntingly beautiful

[@muafey]

i love the music choice. Suits the eery vibe

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Exactly!

[@Lisa-kp6wn]

Super informative! Thank you so much for the video!😊😊

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Thank you so much! I love giving the history and facts behind what I'm seeing so I appreciate your comment-glad you enjoyed the video!

[@rosaspanjol673]

Very fascinating!…thanks for the video 🙏👍

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

You're welcome-glad you enjoyed it.

[@remonaamituanai6805]

Amazing ! Absolutely amazing ! I have heard about these places , but have never been .I love my faith so much ! Blessed be God in His angels and in His saints .Thank you for this informative video 🙏

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

You're welcome. The Catacombs are certainly an unique and interesting place to visit.

[@remonaamituanai6805]

All your videos on your adventures to Italy are the best ! Esp when you zoom in at. St Peters Basillica ...very detailed information ...don't think I will ever go there , but thank you for sharing . Subscribed !

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

@@remonaamituanai6805 Thank you so much Remona-I really appreciate that and thanks for watching my Italy videos. Italy is an amazing place to visit-so much history there.

[@angieh4534]

Someone said “hey we should decorate this building in dead men’s bones” and they were not put in a mental institution ?! Right😳

[@FiddlinWithYourCerebellum]

Why? It’s just bones.

[@angieh4534]

@@FiddlinWithYourCerebellum Let the dead bury the dead,” in response to a disciple who wanted to spend time at home before committing himself to the Lord. Jesus said, “‘Follow me.’ But the man replied, ‘Lord, first let me go and bury my father.’ Jesus said to him, ‘Let the dead bury their own dead, but you go and proclaim the kingdom of God’” (Luke 9:59-60). This man may have wanted to fulfill the oldest son’s duty to bury the father, to be near the father in order to obtain an inheritance, or to remain near the body of his father for up to one year to rebury the bones, a practice of some Jews at the time. In any event, Jesus’ answer makes clear that this request would have involved putting tradition or the disciple’s own desires ahead of serving Jesus. But who are “the dead” whom Jesus referred to as being the ones to bury their own dead? The word dead is used in this passage in two different senses. It is apparently a paradox and is used very effectively. The Jews used the word dead often to express indifference toward a thing or to express that something has no influence over us. To be dead to the law (Romans 7:4), to be dead to sin (Romans 6:11), means that the law and sin have no influence or control over us. We are free from them and act as though they are not. So people of the world are dead to Christ. They do not see His beauty, nor do they hear His voice or desire to follow Him. Only His “sheep” will do those things (John 10:27). The people of the world are those whom the Savior describes here as the (spiritually) dead who should bury the (physically) dead. Let people, He says, who are not interested in My work, and who are “dead in sin” (Ephesians 2:1), take care of the dead. Your duty is now to follow Me. While Scripture, and Jesus, are clear that we are to honor our parents (Ephesians 6:2), we have to understand that Jesus is to come first, and this would have been especially so in this instance, that is, with a direct command from the Lord. Peter, Andrew, James, John, and Matthew recognized the Lord and followed Him at once (Matthew 4:18-22; 9:9). The thing to which the man who wanted to bury his father was called was of more importance than any earthly consideration, and, for that time, Christ chose to require of the man a very extraordinary sacrifice to show his sincere attachment to Him. As regards the people of the world, nothing is more important than responding to the gospel. This requires that the gospel be preached (Romans 10:14), so once we make the decision to follow Jesus and preach His good news, we must deny dead, worldly pursuits and comforts, and do the Lord’s work. Jesus wants followers, not professors, and those who are spiritually alive will be instruments in the Lord’s hands to call others to new life in Christ.

[@FiddlinWithYourCerebellum]

@@angieh4534 😐

[@lhu3073]

@@angieh4534 Holy Smokes, Holy Guacamole and Angel strawberry 🎂 cake.😅

[@reneeware8964]

This just helps to disclose the secrecy and Satanic rituals of the Roman Catholic Church. This church is not the church of God it’s demonic and denies God’s truth of his Holt Spirit in Christ and in those who receive him as the Son of God, God with us in Holy Spirit. These false institutions are idols and not houses of worship. We must worship God in spirit and in truth. God is not in them, Jesus said, destroy this temple and “I will raise it in three days. He was not speaking of a man made bldg. You can’t worship him in a natural bldg. but a spiritual one, that is your body the true temple of God where God will come in and live. Be blessed

[@sirsalad3772]

imagine living in that time period and you go to find a new church, so you walk into this one, having no idea what it is, and just see priests hanging a clock of bones on the ceiling. What would be your reaction?

[@maxwellglover9598]

I'd ask when his time of death was

[@gwennythturnbull4386]

@@maxwellglover9598 LOL good one

[@clavicleofcernunnos]

They didn't let visitors in there back in the 1700s when the bone displays were built. It was for private prayer of the friars in the convent.

[@sirsalad3772]

@@clavicleofcernunnos I know I'm just saying WHAT IF?

[@uldymuldy]

It's a nightmare. Decorations from bones and skulls

[@uglyfxxx6981]

Its amazing. I think its 1 of the best ways they could honor their brethren.

[@carolebarker2195]

Satanic. I guess they didn't die naturally, poor souls.

[@elizabethtoye1734]

does somebody have to dust that?

[@chewie2055]

A Dustbuster

[@chrisallen7911]

This doesn't feel like its at rest. Evil feeling if you ask me.

[@john-ls8wq]

It's red eyed freak's Satan's main religion

[@thessop9439]

True

[@zzzwy777]

same ,strikes me as a satanic/luciferian cult masked as Christian

[@FrancescoDeo_]

Absolutely NOT true, it is a great honor, it symbolizes that one does not have to fear death because it is a gift from God just like life

[@BeccaRaptor94]

Very informative, thank you!

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

You're quite welcome-I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@uglyfxxx6981]

I love these.

[@walterhager8626]

You forgot to say macabre in the beginning too lol I'm playing. Amazing video though❤

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

You're right-that's another great adjective. Thanks!

[@Holeinonedg]

Very interesting video! Care to share which song is playing at approximately 8:03? Thanks!

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

I believe it's "Theme in D Minor," which I purchased from Pond5, a royalty-free website.

[@GraveVisitations]

Wow this is amazing 😮 definitely on my list to video. Has to be spirit activity in this crypt 100%

[@johnspinelli9396]

Ugh no- lol these are friars they wouldn't be on this earth they'd be in heaven or hell

[@patsysmith540]

Beautiful

[@coldwindblowing]

Beautiful! So meaningful! Do more! +1 subscribed. Brazil xx

[@Firstfruits288]

Thanks for the video

[@kennethbrock1400]

Lawd I thought that was Mr. Roger at 9:44 😂

[@danielefabbro822]

There's literally another city under Rome. It was started under the Romans and continues still today. Rome may look little, but it is actually massive. You can understand why we have hard times in building the metro system of the City. Wherever you dig there's a chamber, an archeological site and the Minister of Arts and Cultural Heritage always steps in to quarantine the zone, map everything and decide if we can continue digging or not.

[@susanmenegus5242]

I would never want to leave that place .

[@kayclifton5983]

It seems kind of psychotic to do that to a saints bones, they probably have some kind of ritual there.

[@roxanardh]

Actually most Catholic Churches have relics. First Class relics are body parts of Saints.

[@roxanardh]

@Lady Trek2space yes, sorry I left that out. We worship God always!

[@susannaCdonovan23]

These are all Capuchins, which is a very ancient order and for which Padre Pio belonged whose body is incorrupt. They were a very austere order. It is a crypt, not meant to be used as a place of visitation by the whole world.

[@someguy9571]

Not really. Relics were a thing in Biblical times too, and just like with more recent saint relics, miracles have been attributed to coming in contact with them (Biblical examples include: the bones of Elisha raising a man from the dead, the aprons and handkerchiefs of Paul healing sicknesses, etc.) The saints were the friends of God, people filled with His Spirit, and so one way we show love and respect for them is by oreserving their relics. Granted, the way relics of saints are displayed in these catacombs is kinda weird.

[@clavicleofcernunnos]

Those are not saints' relics in the Crypt of the Capuchins, they are bones of Capuchin Friars placed there by their brothers. There are a number of other Catholic ossuaries and mummy displays throughout Italy, and other parts of Europe. But if you want to think about something more unethical, many bones from the Roman Catacombs were once mistakenly believed to be martyrs' relics (this turned out to be untrue) and cartloads of bones were shipped all over middle Europe to replace relics destroyed by Protestants in the Reformation. Many of these bones were built into full skeletons decorated with armor and jewelry. Most of these displays were dismantled and the bones buried after the Counter Reformation, but a few prominent examples of these "Catacomb Saints" still exist in Catholic Churches scattered across Austria, Switzerland and Germany.

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[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Please email me at [e-mail] with more information. Thank you.

[@deadpool-wp1eq]

Very lovely chanel

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Thank you so much-I appreciate that!

[@tunnus.123]

Great.

[@mortalclown3812]

This is a lace filled theme park compared to the bizarre bone emporium in Sicily. :-)

[@katrinawalker7352]

Great post. This actually made me sick to my stomach. How they took someone's bones and made things out of them is quite disturbing.

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Thank you. Yes, the Catacombs can definitely have a polarizing effect on people.

[@maryfreebed9886]

I'm probably going to be a sparkly glass paperweight with ashes in it when I'm gone.

[@joselitoramirez896]

WHAT?!! There even have a bone of children?! What did they do to them?!

[@Zerosen89]

Child Mortality was high back then, there was no such thing as medicine back then, even a simple flu could kill, children already have weaker immune systems then adults, so its possible they died of illness

[@JuanRuiz-pb9jn]

Joselito se ocupa viajar en El túnel del tiempo para saber !

[@tylercarta433]

This sure is creepy and mysterious.

[@yumyumwhatzohai]

The dude literally explain what it's about, what's mysterious about it? Lol

[@saadhoque2716]

Creepy and disturbing ASF

[@msprettykawaii950]

I think its still disrespectful to make the human bones an ornament. What were they thinking?

[@Oob144]

It would be more disrespectful to dump their remains in a pit in the middle of nowhere.

[@Walnut1900]

The devil voids all respect he has none . all he has is hatred for all man kind and without a relationship with God he will trick many into hell

[@cindyloohoo125]

Exactly!!!

[@FrancescoDeo_]

It is just a great honor for those monks, it symbolizes that one does not have to fear death because it is a gift from God exactly like life 

[@TheOctabreaker]

Very interesting! Thank you. I know the bones are clean (or mostly anyway), but it makes me wonder why the place smells like. It’s old, there’s been millions of people in it, I just wonder what it smells like.

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

You're welcome! No unusual smell at all.

[@Punki80]

I can confirm, no smell. At least not in 1998 :D.

[@alyssabat]

i went there a few months ago. there was no smell

[@CeeLiberty]

Lucky you for getting there before this covid crap started. I may never get to Italy. Thanks for the upload.

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

You're welcome. You'll get there-just have to be patient.

[@CeeLiberty]

@@AndysAwesomeAdventures we are hoping to in a few years. Truly it's the only country in Europe I really want to see.

[@FrancescoDeo_]

It is full of people who cannot identify with a historical-cultural context different from today's, and do not understand the greatness of these religious symbols. The same language spoken in distant places slowly differs, the same for the way of living religion, as a European it seems to me that in North America many believers resemble the mother of "the binding of Isaac" 🫤

[@claudiabettina]

I've seen St. Cecilia's tomb in San Callisto 25 years ago!

[@cordeliaadams4898]

The Aztecs would have loved these catacombs!

[@robertafierro5592]

I wonder WHO started to move the bones around to form a design that pleased the eye..too bad the Capuchin Monk who initiated the designs in the first place, relieve no recognition. But then again, the little that I DO know about the Monks is that they remain Humble and are never singled out for praise. They are obedient, say very little unless praying and usually cast their eyes downward. The Calisto.Order, I've never heard of before..

[@shayalynn]

You should look into the Jesuits then and research the Inquisition. Interesting indeed…

[@Bigchilezlife]

What’s the song name in the beginning of the video? It’s was beautiful

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

It's called Monks and it's a very eerie, yet beautiful song. I purchased it from a royalty-free website where I get all of my music. If you're interested in purchasing the song, I can send you a link where you would get 20% off.

[@jaynekranc8607]

just got back from Paris. The Paris catacombs are interesting, too.

[@negrodelfin]

One can only imagine how much money was spent on all those churches built in the name of love

[@raulquintanilla8718]

Indulgences,. You tube Martin Luther the movie

[@sryn2953]

2:55 That's a room for black magic 🤣

[@popefrancis8153]

False

[@popefrancis8153]

@@amberstorm1139 child trafficking? Seriously where do you come up with such accusation And do you have proof the church is responsible and not some mafia from Bangladesh

[@joshbrz8902]

Why do you think they have Cardinals and bishops of all races because they sneak into countries steal children then use them as spies against their own countries

[@loris7964]

I have been to all 3 well worthy tour more impressive in person

[@christinevitale8208]

😊❤😂was there love ❣️ it

[@wobblebobblebaby]

This is far from scary this is beautiful. Memento Mori. Christos Anesti.

[@krazytaxicabbie]

A single person could dig the amount needed for tomb in a week. Families could EASILY practice this ritual for EVER.

[@nancyhuffman5802]

Macabre, but also beautiful

[@MK-pq1lt]

Loving all the people arguing in the comments about who's religious cult is the Best Religious Cult (TM)

[@sauronthegreat5799]

I went there but they did not allow pictures or video taping. Sucks.

[@stover14]

This absolute kino boggles the protestant mind

[@ChizqiyahAbiyah]

Revelation 1:13-‬15 And in the midst of the seven candlesticks one like unto the Son of man, clothed with a garment down to the foot, and girt about the paps with a golden girdle. His head and his hairs were white like wool, as white as snow; and his eyes were as a flame of fire; And his feet like unto fine brass, as if they burned in a furnace; and his voice as the sound of many waters.

[@ingurdizstation5680]

memento mori. From ash to ash

[@bearwillow6108]

If this was found in someone’s basement, people would think it was sick and demented..(and illegal) but since it’s the Church..they praise it as “art” and “amazing”.

[@alyssalong4755]

Yes, because this was over 1000 years ago. They had different rituals then and the amazing part is getting to learn about that stuff in modern day based on what we find from that time period

[@PMacleod3000]

How much was to see the Bone Chapel? I'm going next month.

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

The tour we went on visited three sites so those tours are usually $80-$90 per person. If you just see the Capuchin Bone Chapel, it's about $50 a person. You can check out the different tours on Viator and I strongly advise getting your tickets ahead of time.

[@PMacleod3000]

Thanks for letting me know. I’m only going to be working there for a few days.

[@llamadasinrespuesta4631]

@@PMacleod3000 this was before vatican.

[@clavicleofcernunnos]

No way, it is not $50 a person to see the bone chapel. I went there two years ago and the whole museum is about 7 or 8 Euros. Maybe costs more for a whole tour group to go, but as a regular museum visitor it is more than affordable.

[@createallow3126]

That one day when a monk turned to the others and said, "Hey guys, I have an idea".

[@evelynezachary4310]

Fascinating and beautiful

[@raulquintanilla8718]

Nope. Demonic

[@jeskao3]

Totally get hybee gebees from looking at the under ground catacombs , Not any sort of ceremony I’d want to be part of

[@daniel51404]

Crazy that those skulls used to be a person one day. Makes me want to quit my job and say screw it.

[@negrodelfin]

Nothing says I love you like a bone chapel

[@saulhendrix4459]

Am i the only one thinking this is SO sick 🤣

[@jpc123ful]

No; It is sick.

[@confidentalways7526]

@Ivan I totally agree you are so kind to refer to this as sick cause sick is an understatement.

[@WenderPottery]

Bro they did this shit until AFTER the Civil War? Holy hell that really wasn't that long ago

[@Rocco27274]

It is fascinating tho 👍

[@akritiyadav7468]

Chilling !!!!! ☠️☠️☠️☠️ RIP

[@BeaHindebars]

There's catacombs all over the world on every continent, some stretch for miles underground and hold hundreds of thousands of skeletons all displayed in the same way, someone explain please?

[@FrancescoDeo_]

In this case it symbolizes that one does not have to fear death because it is a gift from God exactly like life. In other instances the cemeteries were abandoned, or were overcrowded due to wars or epidemics

[@neonik4270]

Are you guys sure this isn’t a temple from Hyrule’s ancient past?

[@aril6948]

neonik 4 i think i came from the same video you did 😂

[@thomasplouffe1363]

how old was that baby girl on the roof?

[@Woodysback]

What the purpose of that, too sick.

[@FrancescoDeo_]

it is a great honor for those monks, it symbolizes that one does not have to fear death because it is a gift from God exactly like life

[@earthawight2497]

This is very disturbing.

[@tinasavage674]

Wow these catacombs give the Egyptians a run for their money 😊

[@egyjuice]

So so sick

[@queenofsheba1000]

You can’t tell me the catholic institution isn’t demonic after this video

[@vanessas2363]

Looks Satanic!

[@matteobertotti]

Satan isn't equal to death, it's equal to sin. By fearing corporeal death you're worshipping Satan.

[@ThatElephantSeal]

Bruh, you literally listen to televangelists, stfu

[@FrancescoDeo_]

it is a great honor for those monks, it symbolizes that one does not have to fear death because it is a gift from God exactly like life 

[@cindyloohoo125]

This creeps me out. I am Catholic and I find it horrible to think our Catholic church has done this.

[@carolebarker2195]

I totally agree, Cindy. I was brought up a Catholic, it seems to me it's about death culture. Just the things they've done with these dead bodies is sick. Satanic! And then opened it up to the public as though it's something good? They've shown their hand in my opinion. And the chirpy-voiced guy narrating the video, trying to make it all seem so harmless, sheesh!

[@FrancescoDeo_]

You don't have to it is a great honor for those monks, it symbolizes that one does not have to fear death because it is a gift from God exactly like life

[@imajokerimasmokerimamidnig7442]

This literally reminds me of that movie jeepers creepers ... All these catacombs of bones that are all clean and polished , stacked in orders .. !? How would so many die and then what happened ? These tunnels of bones are clean , they didn't stack dead bodies because they ran out of bariel options !? I sorta get a great reset vibe , just another his-story? Sorry, not gonna lie, alot of these could be lies & cover ups . .. I feel like Paris catacombs and the like would be so hard to breathe in , imagine getting lost ?! They just don't feel right !

[@Dachamp2001]

I see the Roman's were a bizarre from way back then 😮

[@escape2064]

Tomb Raider vibes

[@DavidSmith-sb2ix]

Very informative video. You covered the history very well. Sorry to be negative on a minor point but the title included the most overused and misleading word on KZbin: CREEPY. The word to me is creepy.

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

Glad the video was informative for you. Didn't realize the word was overused on KZbin. I used it because that's how I felt at the time.

[@DavidSmith-sb2ix]

@@AndysAwesomeAdventures Hope it didn't offend. So many of the other explorers spend their time in old shacks looking at 90s TV sets and old newspapers repeating over and over "wow, amazing, crazy, insane and creepy." Thanks for being professional.

[@AndysAwesomeAdventures]

No problem. I'm just trying to make travel videos that people enjoy.

[@sketchalater4656]

Imagine if at the end of the Capuchin Crypt, there's a gift shop where you can actually by bones as souvenirs XDD. Imagine all the possibilities, such as bone keychains, bones with common names engraved on them, shirts with corny bone puns

[@gibbinifugg]

Hahahahaha ...NO.

[@terrydamron4770]

My dear friends, as you walk by. As you are now, so once was I. As I'm now you will surely be. Prepare thou self to follow me. Tenn. 1796

[@Lantern.Aatankharta]

Aatankharta Italy series 💚🐍

[@farwestgarohills3831]

They slaughtered the saints of God and collected the bones during the 1260 years of papal oppression.

[@SonicPhonic]

Why am I not surprised that the institution which condemned Galileo and other great scientists and forbade medical science made art out of human bones?

[@stover14]

Why are you gay?

[@FrancescoDeo_]

The question of the inquisition is certainly terrible, but it has nothing to do with this, for these monks it was an honor to be able to become the symbol of how death should not be feared because it is a gift from God, try to understand that it is a historical cultural context completely different from today's one

[@SonicPhonic]

@@FrancescoDeo_ It reminds me of "ancestor worship", which has happened throughout time and cultures and still exists today in some animist cultures.

[@MommyCassReborns]

people had a lot of time on their hands back in those days. They decided to build a church decorated in bones and mummies :/ I guess these things happen when you do not have internet.

[@FrancescoDeo_]

"Ora et labora"

[@fredricful]

Va skjer vist du krysser alle kattakombene i vert land først så krysser du alle kryssende der alle kattakombene i vert land krysser verandre vordann vill det se ut på en skjerm kart vist du først krysser alle kattakombene i vert eneste land og så tegner streker fra der alle strekene i vert land krysses vilken kordinasjoner får du opp da og vorr krysses alt da?

[@fredricful]

Er det noe der alt krysses?