The Real-Life Magisterium: the secret history of the Roman Catholic Church

Roman Emperor ‘Constantine’s attempt to ally Empire and Church corrupted the church from what was absoluta et simplex – plain and simple – to a gross caricature’ - 4th Century historian, Ammianus Marcellinus

‘Even wild beasts are less savage to men than Christians are to each other’ - Emperor Julian early AD360s

What we have today is a Church completely reinvented in the 4th Century. It had lost virtually all memory of Jesus’s first Apostles. It still uses its invented ‘historical’ genealogies of bishops of Rome (from St Peter to Leo), to shore up its authority. The reality is much more shocking.

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Cardinals in Sistine Chapel to elect successor to Pope Francis, 7 May 2025

Catacomb of Callixitus

Charlemagne

Chloe a leader of the early Church in Corinth

Christ as The Good Shepherd, pre Romanisation, Callixitus Catacomb

Coin with Emperor Constantine and his companion, Invictus, the unconquered Sun

Council of Nicea from film 'Da Vinci Code'

Council of Nicea with Constantine and bishops above Arius the priest whose writings have been suppressed

Council of Vatican II, 1960s

Crypt of St Peter's Basilica, Rome where St Peter is allegedly buried

Emperor Valerian who persecuted Christians AD257-60

Funeral for Pope Francis where the only women in this picture were world leaders and spouses

Head of a statue of Emperor Constantine

Human bones at the Red Wall, placed there for the photo

Jerome presents Pope Damasus with the Latin bible, the Vulgate

Junia (called an Apostle by Paul) and Andronicus

Magisterium's Court of Discipline from the Pullman film 'His Dark Materials'

Nympha, a house church leader in Laodicea

Pope Benedict XVI (Ratizinger) with his coats of arms on 4th Century style vestments along with lace and red shoes

Pope Leo in an ancient Roman civil garment, a chasuble

Posed for LIFE magazine in 1950s, maintenance team hacking away under St Peter's

Posed for LIFE magazine in 1950s, St Peter's maintenance team come excavators

Ralph Fiennes in the film 'Conclave'

Roman coin showing Emperor Decius who persecuted Christians AD250-1

Roman goddess Victoria (left) with prisoners, Constantine's Arch of Victory, Rome

Romanised Christ as ruler assisted by Emperor Constantine, AD410, Santa Pudenziana, Rome

Statue of St Peter with keys to heaven and some of the 4000 priests at Francis's funeral

The bones of Francisco and Jacinta Marto, from Fatima travel the world as relics

The Emblem of Christ Appearing to Constantine, by Reubens 1622

The piece of wall found under St Peter's with part of the word Peter in Greek

Writer Eusebius of Caesarea in a 6th Century Syriac portrait