(AP Photo) This picture taken on Tuesday, April 17, 2018, and kept in the Archivio Storico San Pietro in Vincoli in Rome, shows an undated photo of Father Pio Maria Mortara shortly before his death. It’s an incident that has stained the Vatican for 160 years: a 6-year-old Jewish boy taken from his family by papal police and brought to Rome to be raised Catholic after church authorities learned his housekeeper had secretly had him baptized. Now the case has reared its head again, with new evidence that memoirs the boy wrote as an adult were altered to take the edge off his anti-Semitic views and enhance details favorable to the Catholic Church.