What you are about to read may come off as a shock to you.

Beneath the floor, in the middle of St. Peter Basillica is a mass grave, not just that but, a shrine...

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Are you surprised?

So pope sef dey cut from both sides

Nairalandbaby:
What you are about to read may come off as a shock to you, but it is written...

The church was supposedly built atop the bones of Peter, to indicate it is built on the rock on which Christ's church stands - so what do you mean a shrine?
ROFLMAO!

St. Peters grave was a shrine. A shrine does not necessarily mean something evil.

Nairalandbaby:
St. Peters grave was a shrine. A shrine does not necessarily mean something evil.

Which Saint Peter? The one that was never really in Rome?

Kobojunkiee:
Which Saint Peter? The one that was never really in Rome?

Idiot... Catholic Church on Saint Peter is close to one thousand years old.... The apostle Peter was the first pope of catholic and when he died... The place was named St Peter square...

Google is your friend.

anitabella:
Idiot... Catholic Church on Saint Peter is close to one thousand years old.... The apostle Peter was the first pope of catholic and when he died... The place was named St Peter square...
Google is your friend.

The Catholic church is almost 1700 years old and yes, it is claimed that the church in Rome was built atop the bones of Peter, hence the Roman church's reason for proclaiming itself the church of Christ on earth.