In God's Name: An Investigation into the Murder of Pope John Paul I

One of the largest corporations in the world pays no tax on billions of dollars worth of investments in every kind of commodity on the market. From weapons to contraceptive drug companies. But because the sacred heart of Jesus communicates via telepathy with men in strange hats, the centuries old cover-up has remained intact.

Yallop asserts that when in 1979 gentle, meek and mild Albino Luciani became Pope John Paul the first and began ridding the Vatican of these corrupt practises, the Mafia within the church had him murdered. Yallop goes on to ask only two things of the Vatican in their as-yet unforthcoming response. That firstly they provide evidence that contradicts his, that what the pope was holding in his hand when he was found dead and who found him are incorrect. On delivery of this information Yallop will hand over the profits from the book to cancer research.

The book was first published in 1984 and updated in 2007 - at which time there has been world-wide best seller praise for this masterpiece of investigative journalism and near complete silence from the Vatican, except to claim that it is pure fiction.

If this book was taught in schools, the Catholic church would return to it's core values of provision for the least of God's children within a generation. But instead it would appear that, for as long as they deny the undeniable evidence, they continue to be owned and operated by untouchable criminals.

Death of a Pope (4/4 people found this helpful)

Albino Luciani was elected Pope and chose to be Pope John Paul the First. Not only becoming the first double name in the history, but also appended the first to it. He was known as the "Smiling Pope" and though his reign was the second shortest in history, only 33 days, he was loved the world over. This wonderful Pastor would have taken the Church back to its Gospel roots where it belongs. He was truly a Man of God. And you could see from his 33 days as Pope that he would have been the greatest Pope ever in the eyes the world.

This book builds a very good case showing that Pope John Paul I was murdered, as many has always thought. It also exposes the corruption both within the Vatican and in the Diocese of Chicago during the years covered. All his research show ties between the Vatican, the Mafia and the Freemasons tied to financial corruption. Documented proof is uncovered and other governments have tired to act on them, but they are blocked by the Curia according to the book.

The author names those involved in the illegal and immoral acts and their motives and opportunity to have Pope John Paul I killed. The author leads the reader to see that it is no coincidence that the Pope was killed the evening before he was going to clean house. Though I was surprised by how obvious the cover-up and lies were according to what we read here. I highly recommend this book.

Frightening if true (16/18 people found this helpful)

true story about corruption within the Vatican. A book I have read several times and each time I pick up on something different.

The accusations he makes against the Vatican are frightening and unbelieveable: corruption, money laundering & murder amongst other things. He started the book at the request of an unnamed source within the Vatican to investigate the murder of Pope John Paul I, Albino Luciano, known as "The Smiling Pope" who was found dead 33 days after his election in 1978.

It was the author's conclusion that the Pope was murdered and the evidence for this is presented in this book.

This book is frightening, fascinating and disturbing. At times it is very detailed but this is a measure of the research that has gone into it.

Originally released in 1984 and to date not one singular accusation by the author has been disproved. All accusations he has made remain undisputed. Is this because the evidence he presents points to the truth??

Whatever your views on the Vatican before reading this book then there is a strong chance your views will change afterwards.

In God's Name: An Investigation into the Murder of Pope John Paul I

David A. Yallop

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If this book was taught in schools, HIV AIDS in Africa would be halved within a generation. (2/2 people found this helpful)

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