This is the first time the document has been made publicly available.
The document has been preserved in the Holy See's library since 1531.
The document has been cited by The Washington Times and The Herald of Glasgow in Scotland.
The document has been shared roughly 8,000 times on social media.
And criticism of the document has been followed, in some instances, by denunciation of the critics.
So far, the document has been approved by Austria, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain.
So far the document has been viewed more than 4m times.But what does "corporate culture" actually mean?
The document has been sent to every local authority and governing body in the country but is not legally binding.
It simply represents that the document has been reviewed and approved by someone "competent" in the subject.
"The document has been cited by the prime minister and Colin Powell as the basis for a possible war.
Blake Feldman, advocacy coordinator at the ACLU of Mississippi, says that the credibility of the document has been compromised.
