The Mummified Remains Of 300 Year Old Monks | Brno

[@pamelaanders5062]

Not in the least bit eerie or scary. I found myself feeling warm and loving toward these deceased brothers who embrace poverty and keep their vows even in death. Very beautiful video indeed.

[@kellylewis2678]

Interesting to see! I visited the capuchin crypts in Rome, the walls and ceiling’s are decorated with bones, even the light fittings are made of bones , it’s a sight to see! The same words are shown there too “as you are now we once were, as we are now you shall be”

[@chris420x]

great video mate its wierd to think they once walked amongst the living.... the things they must have seen, an entirely different world from ours. keep up the good work

[@throughmyeyes9940]

human nature has always be the same no matter when

[@fivespeedsvx]

The surprise sneeze and bless you at the end is perfect unintentional comic relief to end this on after how heavy it is seeing this crypt. I have never seen anything like it, fascinating!

[@nadiabrook7871]

Sorry I missed your lives, Dan!! I was chatting with my Mum!! Some folk will find this macabre, but not me!! This is ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING!! I would love to see this in person!! Thanks for sharing this, Dan!! XXXX 👍💖

[@deadgoodwalks]

No worries Nadia x

[@EllenCFarmGirl]

Are lives on KZbin notifications?

[@Rizzbulla]

*"As you are now, we once were; as we are now, you shall be"* Crazy shit

[@helenegagnon9036]

OMG, some of them just lying there on the ground ... totally unreal ... thank you so much !!

[@catherinevfrost85]

That's SO interesting!!! Thanks so much for sharing this. I'll say it a billion times, death customs are fascinating!!

[@maxwellcrazycat9204]

While this was interesting. I think that after seeing this. I would want to go somewhere livelier.

[@diva1929]

Dan, I am new to your channel. Your walks through the cemeteries are so enjoyable. Thank you for sharing. Best.

[@julieshepherd5989]

Yes that was a bit different, I wondered if there was an odor there, hopefully not!, They were peaceful looking, , thanks for sharing the tour. Have a great weekend, stay safe. 😊🌻🌹

[@letsbeecozy]

This is amazing.being from gibraltar and being beside spain i can tell you its standard practice shame i dont hwve a car some amazing places in spain i remeber as a little girl going to a church in seville and the altar was a coffin with a nun emtombed which hadnt decayed and another church with a mummified hand with lots of rings its amazing and sinister at the same time hopefully when j can walk again and get a car ill take you guys to some of those places!

[@deadgoodwalks]

Yes please!

[@ksol77]

LOVED the way they were LAID OUT & DISPLAYED, in a PEACEFUL MANNER. 💒

[@keithkerr2390]

😢

[@sherpenciltheartist8007]

This is so creepy you almost see that dead decomposed body ..

[@ruthlee7302]

I'm new to your channel thankyou for the tour found it a little macabre . But fascinating how some of them were just laid on the floor.Wuth bricks for pillows.Looking forward to the next one👍

[@laarniepasamba891]

Thanks for sharing, keep up the good walks. ☺️❤️

[@jacquelinenoble6640]

Very interesting. Thankyou 😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@deadgoodwalks]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@helencheadle5285]

We have a strange attraction to see those who have gone before us, but these monks were certainly not left to rest in peace. I couldn’t work out which was the oldest mummy, but wonder whether the religion is still active and if monks are still layed to rest in a similar way somewhere else. It was an amazing visit, and I am grateful you took us with you on this walk….fascinating. Loved the candle fountain outside too! Warm regards!

[@deadgoodwalks]

No problem Helen, I like the way you put that (strange attraction to see those who have gone before us)

[@jrogervaughan]

In the U.K. 🇬🇧 the Capuchin monks are buried , usually in cemetery attached to their monastery, failing that, in a section of a cemetery for Catholic burials.

[@paulinemegson8519]

“The religion” is Catholicism, the original Christian church and still the religious belief of thousands of people worldwide.

[@pfc4156]

@Pauline Megson the original Christians were not Roman Catholic. They were simply Christians

[@mamabear1135]

They aren’t resting. They are dead . They aren’t going to suddenly wake up being rested.

[@Hairnicks]

Fascinating. You will have to visit Polermo now.

[@sitiradziyah2159]

Rad, gd mrng, god bless the team members, respect, r.i.p.w.the angel in this chapel of peaceful, quiet area, this video lk great, amazing, wonderful, interesting. Frm. Miss. Rad.

[@suzieaustin.5905]

Now this is spooky 😂😂. Thankyou for the tour.

[@jrogervaughan]

A question, Dan: why are some of the monks laid out in the open whilst others are under glass? Has it something to do with their position in the higher achy ie senior Abbot etc?? Just curiosity. I’m enjoying your vids. So fascinating!!

[@deadgoodwalks]

I agree Gaz

[@Liz_678]

This was fascinating Dan. Strange but fascinating 🧐. Can you imagine the smell of the body and who cleaned it up? Thanks for the tour!

[@deadgoodwalks]

Thanks Liz, I'm trying not to imagine the smell lol

[@CruzSanchezRipa]

That's why the bottom of the coffins and the pillows were filled with certain herbs, flowers, etc. You can see it in some of them in this very video.

[@suepato74]

That was absolutely amazing. Thank You.

[@annettewalter2273]

That was extremely interesting. It appears that some of the monks were quite tall.

[@michaeldillon3113]

Gives a profound sense that the body is a vehicle for something else ✌️

[@ramonapetermann9585]

Hi Dan, this is so exciting seeing the dead bodies lying there and to think about their past and their lives. You should consider a travel to Sicily and there to the Capuchin Crypt in Milan. There are a lot of mummies showed, most of them "standing" at the walls, some lying in niches and some in coffins - open coffins, some of them from the 15th century. First the crypt was reserved for the burials of monks, but later many people wanted to be buried near them in hope to be nearer to God. There is a section for men, for women, for children, even confessions such as teachers. And you can also see what is said to be the most beautiful mummy ever: Rosalia Lombardo, who died in the 1920s when she was two years old. Her father let her be embalmed with a special recipe that was created by a chemic named Salafia. You can only see her head, but some time ago some scientists made an X-Ray, and they found that all inner organs are still there.

[@deadgoodwalks]

That sounds amazing Ramona, I'll do some research and no doubt add it to my list. Thank you

[@ramonapetermann9585]

@@deadgoodwalks You're welcome, you will love it! I would like to go there on my own, but I have two cats, and I do not have the heart to give them into a shelter to make a longer journey. The place is absolutely amazing. For quite some time the living relatives visited their dead and even gave them new clothes in the past.

[@sonialelii9038]

Visited this place 20 years ago. Amazing.

[@shirleyvalentine2794]

Bizarre,I guess they don’t use the term rest in peace.Nope let’s put them on display !

[@drew5358]

Back then the crypt wouldn’t be a tourist attraction. It wasn’t open to the public so “putting them on display” wasn’t really the intention. Rather due to the vow of poverty they would re use coffins and wooden coffins tend to rot when put in the ground hence why they aren’t buried.

[@EmilyTienne]

In America, you get buried but nobody comes to visit your grave. So I would say, the system they have in Europe is better as the dead are not forgotten.

[@j.c.b6473]

If you go back & read the captions, this is how they were left. They weren't buried.

[@paulinemegson8519]

Since you’re not dead, you have no idea if they have negative or for that matter, ANY feelings about it. Just remember tho, that just because a cultures way of dealing with their dead isn’t the same as yours, that in NO WAY makes theirs disrespectful.

[@mamabear1135]

Well, they’re not resting, they are dead. And I’d like to think that for educational purposes, they would rather be on display, then just be rotting in the ground somewhere.

[@Brianthehistorynerd]

Very strange yet very interesting. Thank you for sharing this.

[@raltog8654]

That was a fascinating tour and educational, thank you so much.

[@maureentait8607]

How interesting to see just body's on the floor.. Strange things people do.. Very enjoyable Dan thanks...

[@debroahisaacs2452]

Oh wow, is that a tourist attraction there? I love cemeteries, mausoleums, oh well I'm sure I would go, thanx as always for the tour, kind of neat.

[@springbreezejoy]

I've been to Prague, but did't see this. So many things to see huh! Thank you.

[@tonyromano4341]

Love your channel. So interesting.

[@johnbastien3872]

I note the sound of fans to keep quest moisture down.

[@bobharris7569]

Best content of this nature, on KZbin!

[@guttergirl5939]

Absolutely amazing vid!

[@audreydempster6630]

The capuchin catacombs in Palermo Sicily are very macabre but very interesting 🧐

[@paulam1837]

Amazing to see this, thank you! I'm a new subscriber and I've binge watched about 5 or 6 videos...off to watch more!

[@deadgoodwalks]

Thanks for subscribing and binging Paula! Hope you enjoy them

[@sidibill]

Very interesting, but not really sure what I think about making dead people into a tourist attraction. So much for "Rest in Peace."

[@davannaleah]

Remember me as you pass by, As you are now, so once was I, As I am now, so you must be, Prepare for death and follow me.

[@jackiemack8653]

To follow you I am not content until I know which way you went.

[@evadowney6967]

Beautiful, Thank you for the tour 🙏🌹

[@madgevanness4011]

Religious do not fear death and many orders have their own cemeteries. I notice that in areas with little fertile land, exhumation and placement in some form of ossuary is common. Medieval churches often had ossuaries as graves were reused. Much more respectful to lay them out and leave them to rest.

[@lauriegermain666]

That was not anything I was expecting. To see them just laying on the floor like that blew me away.

[@edl6398]

Very morbid and unsettling. I saw lots of mummies in Egypt and it always left me feeling strange.

[@mimidee100]

Wow thankyou for sharing.New follower.very much enjoyed this one

[@barbara4390]

Enjoying all your videos.

[@alicom3101]

Beau Travail🔬🎬🌌🙏

[@priestessmikokikyo77]

Woah that is soo sad. that life must of been very hard RIP monks.

[@Janucka]

Amazing!...I'm from Czech and I wasn't here. Thank's!

[@shelliewerner5624]

Holy moly...crazy...but why the bricks under their heads, and nothing of comfort to lie on? Are they still suffering for God? Great video !!!

[@joanneazeez9938]

Thanks for sharing

[@jasonbaker5430]

Very interesting video! Never seen anything like that before

[@purplehaze5977]

Wow what a place thank you for sharing it

[@janetslicer3637]

It was the way of the times. I don't find it odd or disgusting, just the way it was. It is odd that some are very dark while others look much lighter in bone color I am not suggesting it has anything to do with skin color. Just remarking that with age why are some so dark and others so light colored? Dan are you trying to trick me?

[@kernowfairy]

Amazing video...thanks for sharing 👍

[@stevejohnson6458]

Brilliant video ...

[@cindybordeaux1859]

What did they do with the bodies of the monks that were in the coffin when they wanted to put a new body in?

[@jdearing46]

It's interesting to the effects the local climate conditions have on the deceased.

[@ianmaddams9577]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@bobharris7569]

Amazing video! Great content

[@redarmy102]

Brilliant video with great information on it

[@jeremiahrowesr.3130]

I can just say seeing my fellow brothers and sisters in Christ was a great site.

[@jonirosesandflowers4650]

Very interesting. Thanks

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

"As you are now, we once were; as we are now, you shall be." Yep, nobody gets out alive in the flesh, at least.

[@dragonwithagirltattoo598]

You couldn’t pay me to go in there. I’d have nightmares for the rest of my life 😱

[@pamlamb892]

Enjoyed it but it sure was creepy.😮

[@lindak1965]

I really enjoy your videos I look forward to watching them.

[@MzVWeb]

That was very interesting. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@JasonJames72]

WOW that's amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@MrBluntStonedGaming]

Im from Brno but never knew about this place i need to visit it someday

[@susanjoseph2380]

That was very enjoyable. Thanku

[@jindrichballaofs5331]

Chvála Kristu! Prosím ,pomodlete se tuto jednoduchou modlitbu za tyto zemřelé bratry Kapucíny: Ať duše věřících ,kteří zemřeli v Božím milosrdenství, odpočívají v pokoji . Amen.

[@LazyDays26]

Those sheets could do with a wash. 🤪 but on a serious point it was very interesting. Thank you

[@lisapollock6651]

Fascinating however I feel those monks that are bones & uncovered are disrespectful!

[@eldermillennial8330]

They actually intended for this, as a reliquary, but may well have felt disrespected to be treated more as museum pieces instead of companions in worship. It would be like similarly irreligious people keeping living traditionally religious people in a zoo. And scantily clad girls! They’d have chased them out!

[@joypalmer7616]

Very dtr a nge to have preserved monks/horrible person together in Czech and put on display but still interet to see .

[@eldermillennial8330]

He repented of his sins, or they would not have welcomed him.

[@MrBranz29]

Wow never seen anything like that before 😮

[@outoftime666]

Thank You❤

[@BobbyTanDowd]

That was an excellent tour! Thank you!

[@MrMajsterixx]

hey from Brno hope u enjoyed.

[@BillSikes.]

Amazing, but I'd really like to know why they don't decompose, are they mummified or something?

[@deadgoodwalks]

Yes due to the climate in the crypt

[@BillSikes.]

@@deadgoodwalks There must be some kind of hocus pocus going on, I'll bet the climate in our fridge is a lot colder than those crypts yet food still goes off if left long enough ? Those stiffs must be mummified somehow, but there no bandages to be seen anywhere...truly bizarre 🤔

[@milonmiya6195]

Thank you so much

[@EllenCFarmGirl]

Wow, I have to rewatch!❤

[@danlensch531]

great videos very informative what do u look like and you sound just like Paul McCartney

[@deadgoodwalks]

Thanks Dan. Like a young Paul McCartney lol

[@Homelander-ftw]

I am pretty sure that no one died in 1791 in Czech Republic, because there was nu such thing that Czech Republic back then.

[@jimdunsworth652]

I agree what happened to rest in peace.

[@williamharper6458]

You just cannot beat a mummified dusty old corpse.

[@samirsaddik6078]

Great video thank you.

[@GaryMorganstern]

You ❤️ felt the holiness and prayers 🙏 that linger within 🙏 the bones of the ❤️ love that remains 🙏 archbishop morganstern

[@vestaosto]

Isn't this baron's name Franz? I wonder what caused his death. He was only 38years old.Maybe that was the average life expectancy back then?

[@rodolfoayalajr.8589]

Great history. Great video.

[@deadgoodwalks]

Thanks!

[@phyllisshieldsjones1482]

Wow very interesting

[@zombiegirlfanter]

Bizarre but fascinating

[@IrishAnnie]

We toured the one in Rome. Crazy.

[@Cat15210]

How are they mummified rather than skeletons?

[@eldermillennial8330]

Conditions just right, or maybe just holy enough to get some miraculous incorruptibility.

[@Makdaddy-q4y]

Why?

[@robertwomack6015]

Quite interesting thank you 👍

[@cindywagner4623]

The ones loose in the ground must’ve been the ones booted out of the coffins.

[@Geheimagent456]

Das muss doch da unten früher gesunken haben wie die Pest oder wurden die erst dort runter gelegt wo sie schon verwest waren und nur noch das Skelett übrig war

[@jannahayvenhurst3504]

Interesting , thank you