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The Saginaw News reports Vatican library holds treasures. A Saginaw Valley State University history professor is headed to Rome next month for his 26th summer of research in the tightly-guarded Vatican City Library. While the rest of the world keeps eyes on Pope Benedict XVI, Renna’s will be focused on Pope John XXII, whose controversial moves in the 1300s led to the modern-day concept of separated church and state.
During his reign, Pope John Paul II opened some of the church’s archives, although rumors abound about what’s left in those “secret” archives.
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