Dominus Flevit Church

According to Luke, Jesus looked at the temple, foresaw its destruction, and wept.

Where he wept is here, Dominus Flevit, a holy site on which Franciscan monks built this monastery in 1891.

This spot would've been the perfect place for a Judeo-Christian cemetery.

Overlooking the temple, they were sure Jesus would come back to rebuild.

According to tradition, Simon Peter was crucified and buried in Rome.

So how could his coffin be here in Jerusalem? The fact is there has never been any credible archeological evidence found in Rome underneath the Vatican that points to Simon Bar-Jonah.

And here sits an ossuary discovered at Dominus Flevit bearing his name.

So if this is a Judeo-Christian necropolis, it is part of a network of cemeteries and tombs that belong to the early followers of Jesus, including Jesus' family.