Pope Pius XII is a rather controversial figure in the history of C. K. He ruled the Catholic Church from 1939 to 1958, a period that coincided with the Holocaust, World War II and other important historical events. Since the Pope never openly condemned the actions of the Third Reich, Pius XII was often called the "Pope of Hitler." Now it turns out that the Vatican archives dating back to this period and the Pope himself will be available to all interested parties.
Historians note that Pius XII did much behind the scenes to support the allies and Jews oppressed in Europe. However, discussions about his cooperation with Germany are still ongoing. It is possible that this status will change on March 2 of this year. This is when the archives have to be made public. Information on this matter is quite reliable, as it comes from the archivist of the Vatican, Cardinal José Tolentino Calac de Mendonca.
What can these files contain? There are many interesting facts, for example, about the Third Secret of Fatima, about church activities during the Second World War, as well as about those who are counting on the emergence of even data on UFO vehicles. Why was the decision taken to make these documents public? This is likely due to the recent actions of retired Pope Benedict XVI, who seeks to canonize Pius XII. The church wants to reveal the truth about him, which would be difficult to achieve without publishing the entire archive about him.
Many historians and even ordinary believers hope that the archives will explain some of the facts about the church of this period. A good example is Fatima's third secret, which was supposed to be revealed in 1960. The Vatican had to abandon it, in part, because after Pius XII read it in the late 1950s, he shook him to the point of crying. bitterly for two days and then ordered that it should never be revealed.
However, when it was made public in 2000, many people accused the Vatican of keeping some data secret for some vague purpose. It was rumored that the third secret was about the death of John Paul II, but many believers are still afraid of the information presented in it.
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However, this is not the end of the Fatima controversy. The archives may in fact answer rumors that Pope Pius XII saw with his own eyes something resembling the miracle of the sun described in Fatima. This must have happened four times when he was at the Vatican. The Pope claimed that he could look at the sun unharmed and watch it move in the sky. Although he did not call it a miracle, the cardinals to whom he said confirmed that he truly believed he saw the same phenomenon as the people gathered in Fatima. Of course, there are opinions that what he saw was an unusual weather anomaly, while others believe that it was a UFO vehicle.
Of course, it is not yet known what is hidden in this archive. These are only assumptions that may not even be 1% correct. However, we learn about what happened during the reign of Pius XII on March 2. The documents will not appear on the Internet, but will be available to all researchers interested in their content. Perhaps one of them will be able to digitize them, and then we will be able to comprehend the secrets of the 20th century church with our own eyes.