The Pope Does Not Want You to Know This Bombshell - Christians and Non-Christians Beware

Before there were “Jews” the Pagans ruled the spot where modern Pagans ( Catholics/Jesuits ) now rule. The Vatican is the ancient site of the “Mother goddess’ Cybele. The place that was first known as the Mons Vaticanus was founded as a necropolis sometime before 600 BC. It became a temple to the goddess Cybele in 204 B.C. ( Mary Idol, to the deluded Christian world ) https://atlantisrisingmagazine.com/article/goddess-in-the-vatican/

Old St. Peter’s in the Vatican
Start with a soggy swampy hilltop. But how did a swamp stay on top of a hill — didn’t the water just run off? It wouldn’t if the hill was mostly clay and if it was pocked with natural and manmade pits. Rainwater collected in the depressions and saturated the clay. But the clay was too dense to let the water run through and down to the river. So you started with that swampy hilltop.

The hilltop swamp was just as pestilential as the swamp on the lower eastern side of the river.

[ here is something I found to be very apropos and telling ]
Long before there were any Caesars, the Vatican Hill belonged to the Julians, the family of the first Caesars. It’s nowhere clear how they acquired title to the place. What is clear is that they got rich making bricks that built Rome. You can imagine, all those construction contracts let by the early emperors — Julians to a man — specified brick, even if it was hidden under marble, as it most often was. [Is this a tie to the "Builders" "Freemasons" ? With hidden secrets underneath ? ] http://www.mmdtkw.org/VOldStPeters.html

All of the polytheistic religions venerate a Mother goddess, New age Paganism promotes Sofia. ( An older goddess )
The Gnostic Sophia, however, earned her name from a Greek translation of the Old Testament, known as the Septuagint, widely used by Jews and Christians during the Greco-Roman period. Her Hebrew name was Chokmah (also meaning “wisdom”), although she was also referred to as the Shekinah—the presence or manifestation of the Divine on Earth.
More appropriate parallels to Sophia in ancient faiths are found in the figures of Innana, Isis, Lilith or Metis—savior and often trickster deities engaged in adventures into the chthonic regions of reality (and whose movements were known to endure vilification under patriarchal systems). Wisdom deities of varying degrees were universal in Pagan traditions, making mythical cross-pollination almost a standard. https://thegodabovegod.com/pagan-origins-gnostic-sophia/ Looking at Gnosticism, Sophia and the worship of the Mother Goddess who is the Nature deity. She (Gaia, Sophia, Nature) represents everything that the “G” in the Masonic Square and Compass can. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHbT-ls2tg0
Mother goddess. Cybele (Kybele) was a Phrygian (Turkey today) mother goddess, who was worshipped in Greece and Rome. She had often being equated with the two other Greek mother goddesses – Rhea (Ops) and Demeter (Ceres). Magna Mater was really no stranger to Roman religion, as the mate of Saturnus and with Tellus Mater, the traditional Mother Earth. Cybele was so revered that she was often called “The Mother of All” or “The Great Mother of the Gods”. http://carnaval.com/cybele/
https://worldtruth.tv/where-are-the-7-hills-spoken-in-book-of-revelations/