The Catholic Church Knows the Truth About Hell Parts 1-4

Creepy

Jon Grilz

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🗓️ 13 May 2020

⏱️ 33 minutes

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They know...

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0:00.0	This is the bloody disgusting podcast network.
0:12.0	No.
0:19.0	This is Creepy.
0:22.0	A podcast dedicated to sharing the most famous chilling
0:27.0	and disturbing creepypastors and urban legends in the world.
0:32.0	Whether these stories truly happened or not simply fabrications is for you to decide.
0:39.0	These stories may contain graphic depictions of violence and explicit language.
0:46.0	Listener discretion is advised.
0:50.0	Creepy presents the Catholic Church knows the truth about hell, but the documents are very deep within the Vatican's secret archive.
0:57.0	Written by Connor Phillips and narrated by Owen McEun, Part 1.
1:04.0	The document that I'm about to leak has been highly guarded for centuries and contains sensitive information regarding the Catholic Church's knowledge about life after death.
1:09.0	It is written by a Byzantium priest named Quintus Aurelius who was charged by the Roman Emperor Constantine in the years of the 1860s.
1:17.0	The document that I'm about to leak has been highly guarded for centuries and contains sensitive information regarding the Catholic Church's knowledge about life after death.
1:26.0	It is written by a Byzantium priest named Quintus Aurelius who was charged by the Roman Emperor Constantine in the year 335 AD to discover through experimentation what information he could about heaven and hell.
1:39.0	Sensing his rapidly approaching death, the Ailing Constantine wanted to know if his faith in God had been well placed.
1:48.0	Given this urgency, he ordered the local order of priests to uncover the truth about the afterlife using any means necessary.
1:56.0	What follows is Father Aurelius' account of his experiment.
2:01.0	The document has been meticulously translated from its original Latin, Veritability.
2:08.0	The results of my experiment must never be shared with the public. Their minds are too feeble to comprehend such hard truths.
2:16.0	Upon awakening, they would be able to share their experiences of the afterlife and hopefully prove the existence of heaven once and for all.
2:24.0	If I would have known then how much my experiment would test my faith, I might have given pause.
2:31.0	As it stands, I didn't think twice about the myriad of results my experiment might bring and began to develop my potion with fervor.
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