Probably not.
The “Vatican Ratlines” was a nickname given by U.S. Army Intelligence to the
underground escape route set up and run by Papal Rome (i.e., the Vatican) to help Nazi and Fascist war
criminals avoid capture at the end of World War II. These Nazi and Fascist war criminals, including no
small number of Roman Catholic clergy, were hidden in monasteries and convents – even in Rome
itself – until they could safely travel under disguise with counterfeit identity papers to such locations as
the USA, Argentina, and other Latin American countries.