Unlock Secret Vatican Museums: Explore 3 Hidden Rooms!

[@Romewise]

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[@5325bunny]

The visuals literally took my breath away, words cannot describe how majestic that place is.

[@Romewise]

Thank you for your lovely comments!

[@andyroo9381]

Incredibly special. I toured The Vatican Museum years ago. I was so exhausted from the walking and all of a sudden you end up in this tiny room named The Sistine Chapel. It was amazing. We were all humbled by that room.

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching! Yes, it is very special to enter the Sistine Chapel. I am humbled every single time.

[@sivayamsiva9343]

Beautiful place thanks for sharing very nice video and useful information congratulations 🙏

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much!

[@kitliluenching6647]

Beautiful inside the Sistine chapel.Thank you...

[@Romewise]

Thank you for your comments. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@tomwolf7055]

AMAZING! I could spend years in there if allowed.

[@Romewise]

Thanks so much for your comments. Yes, I could spend years there, too! It's all so amazingly beautiful!

[@alexspata]

beautiful secret places, thank you for showing and explaining!

[@Romewise]

Thank you for your kind comments. I am glad you enjoyed the beautiful places I wanted to share with you all.

[@adasamoilovich6496]

Thank you for this nice video. This video brought back memories of many years ago when we came first time to Italy and first time visited Vatican. The dream come true. Being now in travel business for years, I realized that having small groups is the best way to explore a country. It is always great to come back to Italy: Art, history, fashion, people and much more...

[@Romewise]

Thanks a lot for watching the video and for your comments. Yes there is always more to see. And definitely seeing things in small groups allows you to take a bit more time to enjoy them. Thanks again!

[@sydneyspringle495]

Thank you so much for sharing . May God bless you and protect you from all evil . Amen

[@Romewise]

Thank you!

[@mariarusu5387]

Incredibil. Mulțumesc pt. postare.

[@Romewise]

Thank you!

[@gooddogbelle]

Thank you for sharing! Spectacular!

[@Romewise]

Thanks so much for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! :)

[@mrmokhtari5586]

هر چیزی میخواستم بسازم پولم کم بود و از او بابت هم گفتم فردا میان میگه این طرح از کجا بیاد که به من به این کار منصرف شدم بله احتمال این ساختمون من مادرم یا فامیل آن بوده و در ژن من نفوس کابل که من به خاطر سپردن در منظوم و وجودم چونکه چیزی که می دیدم طراحیش قشنگه لذت میبردم تو کار خودم جوشکاری خودم وقتی هر هر چیزی میدیدم زیبا هست برای ساختمان برای هر بدن انسان لذت می بردم من همچین طرحی داشتم نمیدونم این ساختمان چند سال قدمت داره اما دستم رضا به معمار عزیزش میگم که همچنین طرح زیبای پیاده کرده ممنون و سپاسگزارم اسکندر مختاری فرزند ابراهیم الکساندر🤣

[@mrmokhtari5586]

به موقع متوجه شده یا متوجه بودند به من هیچ خبری نداده بودم که این حرفه ای بزرگ میزنه و ساختمان دیدن که یک کارگری با دست خالی هیچ پشتیبانی نداشت �مده درگیری منطقه‌ای که امکانات چندانی نبود ناب داشتیم � وسیله تانکر آب می‌بردیم زیر نظر این منطقه زیر نظر هیچ ارگانی نبود بعد همون موقع من متوجه شدم که اینا پی بردند که متاسفانه بلاها را به سر من آوردم اختلال در سرم به وجود اوردند و مرا شکنجه و این آدم که من کار خطای نکرده بودم چون یه سری مطالب دو موبایل من نوشته بودم کره زمین یه سری تغییر میکنه و جنگل و از بین میره جنگ سوریه نشده بود سعی می کردم به دلیل مختلف منصرف کنم میدونستم اقتصاد ایران سقوط میکنه به دلیلی بهشون توجه کردم و بهشون خوش دار دادم و متاسفانه اینا برداشت بد کردن و بلاها رو هم آوردم سر فرزند مردم در خانواده منو باور کن که گفته بودن اینا گفتارش تش از شخصیت‌های بزرگ از خانواده‌های بزرگ میخوره چون که موقعی که مرا بردن در بیمارستان روانی من همون موقع متوجه شدم اینا کار شناسایی بودن که یه دوتاش پشت سر من دوست دارن بقیه روبروم نشسته بودم و متاسفانه در این بیمارستان در بدن من چیزی کار گذاشته و پشت گردن من برق گذاشتم دستای من الان دست چپم سوختگیش بعد از الان چند سال هنوز مشخص و حتی پای راست من هم چور پشت گردنم همینجور � انگشتان که من موبایل دست می‌گرفتم سوزن در انگشت راست موبایل دست نگیرم چنان برق گذاشته بودن در بدن من کل انگشتام کبود شده بود هدف از سوزش فکر می کنم برق شکمم میسوخت آتیش گرفته بود و در متاسفانه در این بیمارستان روانی مرا بستری کرده بودند که من این آن ببینم چیزی مطالبی نویسم💓

[@CaliforniaTravelTips]

Love it. Thanks! We will be there next summer and this is the tour I'm looking at.

[@Romewise]

It's a great tour and so worth it! Enjoy!

[@lakhvindersingh6250]

Beautiful video

[@Romewise]

Thank you

[@navtejsingh9243]

I visited vetican city, Rome, Florence, Sicily island in 2019. Just amazing & unforgettable memories!

[@Romewise]

How wonderful! I hope you can come back again soon.

[@jenniferdavis2110]

I can't wait to go ...OMG a Filipina from NY..Thanks for sharing! WOW goosebumps!!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I am so glad you enjoyed my video!

[@SkyfraExile]

Wonderful video! What an honour to get to see some of those private rooms/collections, perfect chance for me to reminisce and relive those happy memories from my visit here. Aching to go back for a second trip now haha. Thank you for the video!

[@Romewise]

Thanks so much for your kind comments. Yes there is always something new to see in Rome, especially in the Vatican! I hope you can visit soon. Thank you again!

[@ThroughEternity]

Great Video Romewise. Thanks for sharing with us the special experience to see the Bramante Staircase, the Nicholas the 5th Chapel and the hall of the masks. You have a lovely way of balancing still shots within your videos to help the story.

[@Romewise]

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. That means alot coming from you!

[@albertohernandezgaxiola.3379]

Very beautiful and incredible places you teach...Congratulations!!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much!

[@nanayjoy]

That's extra mile! Thanks for sharing..

[@Romewise]

Thanks a lot for watching!

[@seanmiller9304]

Thanks cool tour.

[@Romewise]

Thanks a lot! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the special rooms.

[@kathleenjohnson]

Love this and all of your videos!!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much!

[@johnshowinc]

Must have been peaceful to have been in the Sistine Chapel without hearing No Foto from fifteen different places in the room simultaneously! 😂

[@Romewise]

Yes! So peaceful. Most things in Rome are peaceful in the mornings :)

[@mikelastname1220]

Yes! I remember that in November, 1969. "NO PHOTO!!!" Also remember seeing rolls and rolls of exposed film hanging outside the entrance door and signs saying this is what will happen to your film if we see you using a camera inside!!! I had a 35mm Minolta camera and was able to hold it down to my side and simply guess at taking a picture (by 10 second time exposure, no flash) of the center portion of the ceiling called "Creation" . . . God's hand touching the fingertips of Adam . . and I guessed almost 100% perfectly!!! I got the shot and it was centered in the frame!

[@nancyM1313]

Thank you so much for sharing. It was wonderful. .felt like I was walking with you. ❤🙏

[@nancyM1313]

I subscribed😀

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much Nancy! I'm so glad you enjoy the videos.

[@Romewise]

Thank you very much!

[@dianneledford3681]

Thank you so much for sharing ☺️ so grateful to you for taking me e along with you an new subscriber

[@Romewise]

Thanks for subbing! Glad you are enjoying my channel!

[@andrewtaylor9799]

Fascinating. Imagine living with all that beautiful art around. Thank you.

[@Romewise]

Thank you Andrew for your kind comments and for watching my videos!

[@espinosaisagani5881]

All i can say to all of these magnificent hidden sites is truly a "priceless pieces of Catholic Christians' legacy".

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching

[@dgschindele]

Wonderful stuff. A peak peek.

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed the video and these wonderful special rooms.

[@dgschindele]

Just watched this again. Sublime. Makes me cry with joy and appreciation. Thank you.

[@krishnaghosh583]

Beautiful paintings

[@Romewise]

Thank you

[@kimpie8743]

A wonderful tour. I wish it were longer. I am already a subscriber to your emails and stumbled across this. Love seeing the staircase!!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you also for subscribing!

[@riazrahman9678]

This channel deserve millions subscribe😎

[@Romewise]

Wow thank you so much! What a lovely thing to say!

[@lucaferrari2106]

Welcome in Italy and in Vaticano 🇮🇹🇮🇹👍✋ cya all and good fun😄

[@Romewise]

Thank you!

[@casolo8107]

Amazing. You even got to take a picture in the Sistine chapel. Thank you so much for sharing. That staircase was amazing too.

[@Romewise]

Yes the Bramante staircase has been on my list of things to see for ages. It was so special!! And yes, they allowed us some photos, as we were a small group. :)

[@markmh835]

Alyssa-- I just discovered your channel with THIS video. How magnificent! You have a new subscriber in me! I recognize your videos are not meant to be entire art history commentaries. In a short amount of time, you provide beautiful glimpses of the art along with your commentary on history, architecture, and accessibility (comparing it all to the "regular tours"). And you do it with such joy and your great smile! Brava! Ignore all of the naysayers posting critical comments. (You even respond to them with politeness they do not deserve.) Your legion of fans support your work! Looking forward to more. 😊👍

[@Romewise]

Wow you have really made my day! Thank you so so much. I still consider myself to be "new" to KZbin and learning to make better videos all the time but from Day 1 I just wanted to share things I love about Rome. I'm not sure what has caused so many strange and negative attacks on me with this specific video but I try to press on and learn from them if I can. I am especially grateful to you for letting me know you did enjoy this video and for subscribing and supporting me! Thank you so so much. Sincerely - Elyssa

[@sdestaic777]

Great video. Well done.

[@Romewise]

Thank you very much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video.

[@bablukumardhar3989]

Fantastic! Thanks a lot!

[@Romewise]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@daceliepins9108]

Simply amazing! Thank you!

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@galileogervacio41]

Thank you so much

[@Romewise]

Thank you!

[@mojojim6458]

I speeded up looking at this video by clicking ahead again and again. And I saw more face than art.

[@Romewise]

I am always trying to improve and I appreciate your constructive comments.

[@gix2lee]

Wow, that is a great tour!

[@Romewise]

Yes it really was! I have visited the Vatican Museums too many times to count, and this was the best tour ever!

[@Nualchemist]

My wife and I visited the Vatican Museums just 10 days ago. This is a special addition to our experience. Thank you for sharing!!

[@Romewise]

It's definitely a special place to see even on a normal visit. I'm glad you enjoyed my sharing this special tour!

[@fintan3563]

The Bramante Staircase was built so Pope Julius II (1503-1513) could enter his private residence without getting out of his carriage. Now that’s service!

[@Romewise]

Pretty nice I would say!

[@Michmich10]

So awe inspiring! Thank you for sharing . 😊

[@Romewise]

Thank you for watching!

[@missred4975]

So beautiful. I would love to be able to come to Rome one day and see the Sistine chapel like this.

[@Romewise]

It is very special! Hope you can visit one day :)

[@pavelavietor1]

wow you are very privileged , sola in the chapels . saludos

[@Romewise]

Yes, I feel very very lucky to live here and to be able to visit these beautiful places. Muchas gracias, y saludos a te!

[@rutwijdave]

Hello, how do we book this tour? Thanks

[@Romewise]

I mention in the description that the specific tour I took in this video is no longer available, but I also linked to similar tours you can book. I took this about 5 years ago, and while the same tour isn't running, there are tours where you can see some of the rooms we visited.

[@bretdouglas9407]

Thanks for the tour and video. Perhaps use classical music? It feels like we are at a disco rather than a museum 😀🙏

[@Romewise]

Thanks so much for your kind comments and also for your helpful suggestion. I will work on the music selections for my next videos.

[@johnable917]

Or don't 😊

[@mbnyus]

Fantastic tour, thank you so much for sharing it. I'll be in Rome the last two weeks of December, any info how to book this kind of tours?

[@Romewise]

Hello Marcelo and thank you for watching and for your kind comments. Yes, in the description I have links to the tour company I used and also my page about this on the website. Start here: www.romewise.com/vatican-secret-rooms.html Enjoy!

[@mmfootballkmom2011]

We’re Going to visit and really enjoyed your video ,, however when I looked up the tour I could not find the alone in sistine chapel could you please let me know if they changed their tour name or if this tour is not available any longer .

[@Romewise]

Hello Debbie and thanks for watching. This tour is really special and because it's so expensive, tour operators don't offer it every day. And I've also come to realize this tour is usually not available in winter, as there is low demand due to the low season. When are you coming to Rome? If you are coming in the very near future, you many not find this tour available. If you are coming from May - September, you are more likely to find this tour being offered again. Please note there are other tours that offer early-morning access where you will be among a considerably smaller crowd inside the Sistine Chapel. They are not the same as the tour I did, but it will give you a chance to be in the Sistine Chapel and enjoy it without the huge crowds that flow in during the day. www.romewise.com/vatican-museum-tours.html

[@anthonykariithi7319]

I would like to know the meanings of the statues .. Especially those behind the seat of the pope ... The chambers .. Pliz can u do a doc on that or refer me pliz

[@Romewise]

Thank you for watching my video. I have a lot of pages all about the Vatican. You may want to start on this page: www.romewise.com/brief-history-of-vatican-city.html

[@amazinggrace5692]

Lovely woman presenter. Good info, well written, succinct and good pacing. Only the music was so loud and did not seem to fit the places you were showing. And the written info on the screen was flashed too fast to read. Hard to read and then also have time to view the art! Just suggestions! 💕🐝

[@Romewise]

Thank you so so much for your comments. I was really inexperienced when I made this video and I still am, although I always try to improve. I really appreciate when someone like you takes the time to give me these constructive critiques that will help me do better on subsequent videos. Thank you again!

[@amazinggrace5692]

@@Romewise My pleasure! It really was very good and I liked it a lot. My husband is a little hard of hearing and so, to him the music sound level in his videos is fine, but it really detracts from the video or even drowns out the speech! He knows that and asks me to watch before he publishes anything now. But his earlier work sometimes has that sound level problem. I’m glad you took my observations as they were meant to be ... not put-downs, just my own personal view. Keep doing what you love and inspires you. Much love 💕🐝

[@cybercel164]

I bet they won't show you the library?

[@Romewise]

They don't show us the library on this tour.

[@eynat4642]

Great video! How long was the tour?

[@Romewise]

This particular tour began at 6am. We sat down to breakfast (included) inside the Vatican cafeteria at about 8am and were leaving there at about 8:30am. The tour is not running now but I am confident it will come back.

[@tcb1012]

Buon Giorno - What's the name of the tour - My wife and I are heading over there in January for our 35th wedding anniversary...

[@Romewise]

Unfortunately, this exact tour isn't available any more. Now you can book a tour to see 1-2 of these secret rooms but not all of them together.

[@eighthgate1420]

You didn’t get into the basement?

[@Romewise]

nope

[@roderickmacdonald8099]

Cute smile

[@Romewise]

Thank you

[@johnyannelli2480]

This needs to b opened up. W

[@Romewise]

Thanks for your comment.

[@johnyannelli2480]

We as people, Christians, everyone need to see what is in our heritage. We believe what is written what is passed down. Why should only a few have access. Open things up, let us marvel at treasures, artifacts, art,; good or bad, it is ours not a select few. It’s like the Shroud of Turin. Settle once and for all, let a true sample b carbon tested. There appears to b no way that is a fake. Look at it, look at the facts, put urself in 13th century and show me how someone knew what they knew about the brutal treatment of that man, that man who we believe to b the Son of God, the most influential and wonderful person that’s has ever walked the planet. But the nonsense from the early carbon dating to rest. Let the world enjoy, revere the shroud that wrapped the body of Jesus and clearly contains evidence for the passion narratives as well as the supernatural event that followed. What are people afraid of? In John, pilate asks “What is truth”. Indeed, what is truth let us all know truth snd not what some conjure in their minds as a way of protecting an institution.

[@toddaulner5393]

Technically a ramp.

[@Romewise]

yep

[@GenevaBell]

Which tour did you take? The early morning or the 'skip the line' small-group tour?

[@Romewise]

Hello Geneva, and thanks for watching. The early morning tours are a good way to get some quality time inside the Sistine Chapel with very few people. However, there are many tour groups that offer this so you will not really be completely alone. And soon after you come in, the regular crowds start to pour in. Most of the tours of the Vatican Museums bill themselves as "skip-the-line", and in fact, even just booking a regular entry ticket in advance will allow you to skip the (long) line. Just know that skip the line does not mean no line. You will have a shorter line than people who don't book in advance. Also, everyone has to go through security so there is no way to skip that line. Please take a look in the description of this video. You will see a link to the tour I took. It was a very special tour, not a regular morning tour. This one was late in the day, and we were in the Sistine Chapel AFTER HOURS, which meant really being alone in there. It was with Roma Experiences.

[@GenevaBell]

@@Romewise thank you for telling me. I'll be traveling solo and was planning on carrying my Mase on my person. It never occurred to me that we would go through security, which is a good thing of course but now that I know, I'll leave my Mase at the Airbnb. :)

[@grif13]

Very nice. Thank you. I'm jealous. I only took the plebian tour with the unwashed masses.

[@Romewise]

For me, any tour of the Vatican Museums is amazing!

[@jaciewillow]

Are you the you tube called Miranda sings mom you remind me of her

[@Romewise]

I'm sorry I am not sure what you mean.

[@travismazzeo11]

If you're making a video about this then they aren't really secret rooms anymore are they

[@Romewise]

ok

[@Hashassin95]

Your boring me love 😐 👍🇬🇧

[@Romewise]

Thank you for your constructive comments.

[@aaronmaxwell7163]

See those people behind the rope over there? Ha. Pleebs.

[@Romewise]

ok

[@mcgavier3814]

picture of the 25 prophets here

[@Romewise]

I'm not sure what you mean.

[@mcgavier3814]

@@Romewise25 piece pictures/portrait of the prophets may be stored here.from Adam to Muhammad saw

[@abrahamphilip6439]

Why go into vatican secret rooms when the open Bronze Casting of St.Peter inside Peters Basilica denotion is not known.

[@abrahamphilip6439]

Do ya know what the open St.Peter's Bronze Casting inside Peters Basilica denotes ? Ask the Pontiff if he himself knows?

[@Romewise]

I'm not sure what you mean.

[@abrahamphilip6439]

What does the Bronze Image of St.Peter inside Peters Basilica denote ?

[@abrahamphilip6439]

You are perpetually beating about the bush .One last time - What does the Bronze Casting of St.Peter inside Peters Basilica denote? If you cannot answer it straightforwardly your Christisn faiith or rather Catholicism is in question.

[@abrahamphilip6439]

Are you a Catholic ? Just type on the net " The statue of St.Peter inside Peter's Basilica"

[@picapatrol]

Disappointed in this video. The Bramante staircase seems to be a ramp but the video showed so little of the actual staircase it was impossible to be sure. All we saw was the ballustrade and a bit of the brick flooring. Also, we saw more of the narrator than we did of the rooms and artifacts she to which she was treating us. Not a helpful video. I've never given a 'thumbs down' to a KZbin video, until now.

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much Barbara. I still consider myself fairly new to making videos and I am always learning. I appreciate you taking the time to give me such constructive and helpful feedback. Usually if I see a "thumbs down", I have no idea why. I am grateful you explained what you didn't like. It helps me improve. I understand what you mean both about showing more of the staircase, and less of me. I will try to do better on my future videos.

[@picapatrol]

@@Romewise Thanks for your reply, and your openness to learning. I look forward to great videos ahead.

[@mikelastname1220]

@@Romewise As a professional movie/film maker, I suggest you do the "sandwich" thing with your videos. Three moments when you show your face. 1. Do the opening "standup" or "establishment" shot by showing your face and explaining what you are about to do. Then, only video items as you tour, and not showing your face if you can help it. 2. Somewhere in the video, find a spot suitable for you to show your face again and re-establish what you are doing. Some nice background would be good. Then, continue filming until the end and 3, do your "wrap up" by showing your face again. You can still narrate live without moving the camera around to your face so frequently. Nothing against your face, but the ratio of what we were to see on the tour and your face got a bit tight. Almost 50-50. Thanks for your hard work. I saw all those things in 1969 without any special tour. But . . . the world's population was lower then too! Ha.

[@Romewise]

@@mikelastname1220 Thanks so much for your kind guidance and for taking the time to help me out. When I made this, I was very very new to KZbin. I am still by no means an expert, but I like to think I've improved a little bit. My more recent videos do have less of my face, but I am still trying to improve all the time. I am very grateful you took the time to give me some professional advice which I am happy to take to heart!

[@mikelastname1220]

@@Romewise - You humble me! I felt bad for you getting all those insults. You will do fine!!!

[@sb4759]

The authors face is in the frame more than that which is being hi lighted. Not good.

[@Romewise]

I am new at KZbin and still learning. I am grateful for constructive criticism that will allow me to improve. Thank you for taking the time to help me out.

[@leonardstark4806]

Why don't you show ua the friggin museums instead of your face ONLY. If I wanted to see a lady's face on the screen I don't need to go to the Vatican to do do!

[@Romewise]

Thank you for taking the time to provide constructive comments.

[@mikelastname1220]

@@Romewise You are too kind . . . . people are cruel.

[@Romewise]

@@mikelastname1220 Thank you so much. This helps make up for a lot of it!

[@danmiller4314]

I find it sacreligious that you do a tour of the place largely associated with Christ and yet in the tour of the staircase. You refer to the time era by omitting Christ and referring to it as the CE era. Which I don't understand stand, a way that we use to recognize as Before Christ and After His death.

[@Romewise]

Thank you for your comments.

[@mikelastname1220]

Yes, us older folks can only remember AD (Anno Domini - The year of our Lord). This CE stuff has been brought on by the secularists. They are doing everything they can to wipe out any vestiges of religious references.

[@lakhvindersingh6250]

Hello you are beautiful

[@Romewise]

Thank you

[@lakhvindersingh6250]

@@Romewise Where from your

[@thomastereszkiewicz2241]

show us more and talk less!

[@Romewise]

Thank you for your constructive comments.

[@khpn]

Really could do without the annoying music.

[@Romewise]

Thank you for your constructive comment.

[@leonorsalinas8557]

HORRRIIIIIIIIBBBBBLLLLLLEEEEEE.....

[@Romewise]

ok

[@davidoneill9244]

Her grinning face quite puts me off!

[@Romewise]

Thanks for your constructive comments.

[@artieash6671]

just show us the art, not keep trying to make the viewer feel "special"... more privileged than others... it's not woke. And you never really showed the Sistine Chapel, just the narrator looking upwards. Way narcissistic.

[@Romewise]

Thank you for taking the time to provide constructive criticism as it helps me learn to do better.

[@mikelastname1220]

@@Romewise You are not narcissistic. You were just excited to be sharing it!!!

[@Romewise]

@@mikelastname1220 Thank you so much for understanding where I was coming from. I was still very new to making videos and just trying to do my best. I appreciate your kindness.

[@peteklat]

What an irritating guide!

[@Romewise]

I'm not sure who or what you are referring to but I'm sorry you did not enjoy the video.

[@tpiz2448]

To me it's breaks my heart to think about how , why, and what that church is built on. Think opposite to Jesus's true church.

[@Romewise]

Hello T, and thanks for watching my video. I'm not sure what you mean about the church...do you refer to Saint Peter's Basilica being built of the tomb of Saint Peter?

[@tpiz2448]

@@Romewise is it not the same site where before the vatican was built is where Nero and the one's before him had there 'circus' to murder the early minister's of Jesus teachings like Peter did. Is it not built on the place called the 7 hills.? Has any man have authority to change or add or remove any of God's word? Read Peter 1 and 2 and at least revelation 12 to 15 if it's even in your copy of the holy scriptures. I pray the peace and strength are yours from our brother and lord Jesus Christ amen.

[@Romewise]

Thank you for your kind thoughts and prayers. Yes, Saint Peter's Basilica was built where it is precisely to honor the place where Saint Peter was martyred under orders of the Emperor Nero.

[@EtanoS24]

@@tpiz2448 Yeah, it's built on Nero's circus. Yes, it's built where Saint Peter died. The Catholic Church believes in making evil places good, that the power of God overcomes them. Think of Blacks in America claiming the N word for themselves. Same principal. No, it's not built on 7 hills, it's across the tiber from the 7 hills of Rome. The beast btw either refers to pagan Rome or to heretical Jerusalem. No, no man has authority to change, add, or remove God's word. The church doesn't and never has done this. We believe that the church teaches the correct way to interpret scripture so that we don't split into a million churches believing different things like the Protestant ones did. Speaking of changing the bible, martin luther removed 7 books (the Deuterocanonical books) from the bible even though they were in the bible jesus and the early church would have used (the Septuagint). Of course Peter and Revelation is in the Bible, the Catholic Church chose what is considered inspired scripture. And none of Peter or Revelation goes against the church's teachings, quite the opposite, in fact. I encourage you to read your bible, research church History, and have an open mind so that the Holy Spirit may guide you back to the universal church.

[@mikelastname1220]

@@tpiz2448 Only part of the Vatican is built on the "circus" area. If you look straight at St. Peter's from the front, the "circus" area is to the total left of the building, most of it outside the walls of the Vatican. St. Peter's was built mostly over an ancient necropolis (grave yard).

[@billwessels207]

Only slight glimpses of the magnificent art and a lot of of blather. Rather poorly conceived,

[@Romewise]

Thank you for your constructive criticism, that will allow me to improve.

[@mikelastname1220]

@@Romewise You are much kinder than I would be. I would finally have to say, "If you didn't like it, then shove it! Ha!