VATICAN The Board GameFrom Cardinal to Pope—how it happens . . .
VATICAN Review, "Habemus Papam - Forest Murmurs" (posted 1/1/10)
VATICAN, Blog Review, "First Things, The Journal of Religion, Culture and Public Life", "Icons & Curiosities", VATICANOPOLY
VATICAN, Papal Monopoly...Read the review in The Tablet!
VATICAN is a fascinating way for all to understand a central point of Catholic identity, and will appeal to a wide variety of audiences, whatever their religious preferences.
VATICAN is sophisticated, filled with nuance that makes replays as enjoyable as the first time you play it. For teachers, it’s a powerful educational tool – for a gathering of friends, it’s a stimulating experience.
VATICAN – a high quality game that makes the ideal gift. Buy now – fun and learning in an outstanding package!
VATICAN, historically accurate, is more compelling than the depictions of the Catholic Church in popular culture. Reality and truth are always more interesting than fiction. Read what they are saying about VATICAN in the blogs!
Now available: VATICAN: A Timeline of Catholic Church History |
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If you love the game, then you will like it even more after you visit Explore Church History, a resource that adds a whole new dimension to the VATICAN Game. And if you don’t have the game, check it out anyway. It’s a searchable database full of fascinating topics for anyone with an interest in Christianity – a great way to enrich your knowledge of church history.
And just for you Vatican game players…we’ve added a new feature at Explore Church History so that you can learn more about the topics on the game cards. Just use the Game Card Search for access to a deeper level of knowledge. Fifty percent of all the game cards are now searchable – soon they all will be.
These are new game cards especially created to keep “Vatican” up-to-date with new content as fresh as today’s news. Print them out, trim them and add them to your card deck. You can download them here or get them at Explore Church History.
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