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Six Vatican councils have certified the issuance of official Extermination Decrees against innocent human beings — these calculations are documented in bulls, all signed by popes.
(1252 CE) Pope Innocent IV was far from innocent when issuing Ad exstirpanda Papal Bull on May 15, 1252. It explicitly authorized the use
of torture for eliciting confessions from heretics during the Inquisition. He unequivocally condoned the practice of executing heretics by burning them alive.ThebullconcededtotheStateportions
of property to be confiscated from convicted heretics. The State, in return, assumed the burden of carrying out the penalty to the ‘crime.’ This was one of the clearest corruptions revealing the true dynastic nature of the Vatican — dedicated to despicable deception and cruelty.
(1272 CE) Pope Gregory X issued a Papal Bull banning the discussion of any theological matter outside the church, under the penalty of extreme torture and death by being burnt alive. This supremely malicious Roman Catholic Church law has never been officially repealed.
(1302 CE) November 18th Pope Boniface VIII issued a false statement in the Papal Bull Unam Sanctam when he wrote: “We declare, say, define, and pronounce that it is absolutely necessary
for the salvation of every human creature to be subject to the Roman pontiff.” This declared that there is no salvation outside the Roman Catholic Church.
(1307 CE) Pope Clement V issued a Papal Bull Pastoralis praeminentiæ on 22 November, ordering that Knights Templar be arrested
in Europe, including the confiscation of their possessions. Also, services provided by the
Templars involving hospital assistance (with medicine and genuine aid to the poor) could be shut down or destroyed.
(1308 CE) Pope Clement V decreed a further Papal Bull Fasciens misericordiam, which summarized the ghastly, inhuman and unholy conditions by which the Vatican authorized the unspeakable torture and murder of the Knights Templar.
(1343CE) PopeClementVIpublishedabull declaring that in observation of the shortness
of human life, he had reduced the Jubilee’s span from 100 to 50 years; and in June 1346 he issued another bizarre bull asserting that he had complete control and, indeed, power over ‘future life’ (heresy of the entire Catholic doctrine). Additionally in this hubric Papal Bull he affirmed that he “could order the angels of heaven to liberate from purgatory the souls of any of them who might die on the road to Rome.”
The Papal Bulls’ Conquest with Slave Trade
(1400 CE) Pope Benedict XIII decreed in a bull that it is a mortal sin not to leave (in a will) at least ten percent of an entire estate to the Roman Catholic Church.
(1430 CE) Pope Martin V granted by Papal Bull rights to trade slaves in exchange for fees
to King John II of Castile, which pioneered a legal framework for establishing one of the most profitable enterprises of the Roman Catholic Church: international slave trade.
(1435 CE) Pope Eugenius IV, deliberately through the Papal Bull(s) of Sicut Dudum, established
the enterprise of international ‘legal’ slave trade
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