The Swiss Guard has long been a bastion of conservative values, with its members expected to adhere to strict moral guidelines. However, some have suggested that the Guard's isolated nature and close-knit community may have contributed to a culture of secrecy and tolerance for behaviors that contradict the Church's teachings.
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Founded in 1506 by Pope Julius II, the guard was established because Swiss mercenaries were highly regarded for their unyielding loyalty, discipline, and combat efficacy. The Swiss Guard has long been a bastion
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The Vatican dismissed Capobianco’s claims as “fantasy,” but in March 2020, the (Vatican’s anti-blackmail task force) was quietly expanded to include Swiss Guard psychological screening for “vulnerabilities related to sexual secrecy.”
Recruits must be Catholic, Swiss citizens, unmarried, and possess prior military training 0.5.1.