The term "Roman Cult" is not a specific, unified organization but rather an umbrella term for the diverse and often overlapping religious practices of ancient Rome. These cults can be divided into three main types: the state cult, the imperial cult, and the mystery cults.

Foundation

The Roman Cult, also known as the Roman Catholic Cult of the Vatican was first officially founded in 1057 by chief pagan high priest of the cult of Magna Mater (Cybele) known as Gregory VII with the financial backing of Pietro Leoni, also known as St. Peter and Peter the Apostle, the son of deposed King Pietro II Urseolo of Hungary.

The Roman Cult was never Christian nor ever the legitimate leadership of the Catholic Church. Instead, Rome since its utter destruction and condemnation by Constantine, from 313 CE was always considered the AntiChrist and the sworn enemy of everything sacred and associated with the principles and teachings of Christianity. However, through a relentless campaign to seize and consolidate its power, this relatively small band of necromancers eventually controlled the destiny of over one billion good, Christian and ethical Catholics, who remained tricked into believing the legitimacy of the Roman Cult until the dissolution of its power in 2013 in accord with the ***Prophecy of Kew*** sacred Covenant Pactum de Singularis Caelum.

On the Ides of March 2013 (14th March in Southern Hemisphere), Pope Francis was elected as the first Vicar of the Universal Ecclesia (Catholic Church) for more than five hundred years, in honor of the sacred instruction of the Treaty of Lucifer to end the Roman Cult. However, there remains a significant number of adherents throughout the world that have steadfastly refused to yield and remain at odds to genuine reform and ending poverty, inequality and injustice.

Origins of Roman Cult

A brutal and bloody cult -- involving child sacrifice (still happening in windsor Castle in 2025), burning people alive (since 11th Century CE), demonic worship and absolute celibacy of its lowest priests -- its epicenter for such evil being the giant Phrygianum atop Vatican Hill since the 2nd Century CE.

Since the 1st Century BCE, its high priests known as "Pontiffs" -- a hereditary position controlled by a handful of ancient families -- claimed the ancient pre-Republic title of Pontifex Maximus after the Roman Emperors assumed themselves as high priest of the state cult of Magna Mater (Cybele) under the influence of the African Emperors in the 2nd Century CE.

Jealously guarding their pagan heritage and right to sacrifice people to their demon gods, the priestly families were banished from Rome more than once along with the closure of the Vatican temple.

However, during the tumultuous periods in Roman history after the collapse of Rome as the center of the Empire, the pagan high priests assumed the role as community leaders in Rome and during more than one period, openly returned to their pagan practices of child sacrifice, cannibalism and demonic worship until the utter and complete destruction of Rome by Constantine in 313 CE. The completion of the destruction of Rome would then take another two years.

Rome then remains a ghost city and vast ruins until 1057 when of Pietro Leoni, also known as St. Peter and Peter the Apostle, ordered the creation of a modest palace (Lateran Palace) midst the ruins declaring himself King of Rome. Both Pietro Leoni and Gregory VII were captured and executed by Henry IV of German in 1084.

The "great" Gregory VII

Hildebrand (Gregory VII) was born in Soana (modern Sovana), a small town in southern Tuscany. He is alleged to have belonged to the noble Aldobrandeschi family, a sub branch of the greater Tusculum pagan priest family.

In 1046, the forces of Holy Catholic Emperor Henry III invaded Italy and executed every last member of the Tusculum bloodline they could find - Gregory VI (1045-1046) being the last fully fledged pagan Pontifex Maximus of Rome.

Following the massacre of the most senior satanic dynasty in all of Italy by Henry III, it appears Hilderbrand played an active part in communicating between the various Princely families fighting the various invasions of Catholic forces, Imperial Christian forces from Constantinople and Muslim forces up and down Italy.

It was probably during one of his several visits to Pandulf IV of the powerful Princes of Capua at Benevento that Hilderbrand first came in contact with the Basque mercenary brothers of Robert and Roger Borja, otherwise misnamed as either Borsa, or Guiscard (which simply means sly and cunning).

The Basques were ancient satanists, worshipping Mari -- the archetype for both the image of the Devil-Mendes and Lucifer. They also had a deep seated hatred towards Catholicism on account of Charles Martel and his descendents reducing their region to rubble (on account of their treachery in the first place).