Published in Australia by the author, 304 pages, softback, many illustrations, 23x17.5cm. Inserted Bibliography.

On July 13th, 1870, at the First Vatican Council, the dogmatic definition of "Papal Infallibility" was announced to the whole world.

Protestant Europe erupted with contempt; even in the Roman Church sincere Catholics who were aware of the long list of sins by the papacy, especially when it came to the morals, rejected the controversial dogma as absurd.

Crusades and forced conversions resulting in wholesale slaughter, Jewish ghettos, and torturous inquisitions lasting for centuries have been recorded as the darkest periods in the history of mankind; highlihting man's inhumanity to man.

This sad history of the Roman Church's abuse of power has resulted in a complete lack of credibility when such dogmas are proclaimed.

Chronicles of the Unholy Fathers traces through the 1st to the 20th centuries. An interesting book, featuring all the Popes, and their intrigues, Councils and doings, together with many other points of interest on the cross, the Trinity, paganism, anti-popes, schisms, the Crusades, Inquisition, Bible persecution, Reformation, political intrigues, cult of Mary, Catholic Action, Third Reich, and much more.