"Caves of the Vatican" is a novel by the French writer Andre Gide, which combines elements of psychological drama and philosophical reflection. The main character accidentally witnesses the theft of jewels in a church and, having decided not to intervene, finds himself involved in a difficult situation. Through a series of unexpected events and meeting different people, he begins to analyze his own values, beliefs and priorities in life. The novel "Caves of the Vatican" invites readers to feel the tension between the inner world of the hero and the reality of the outside world, asking questions about the essence of faith, morality and responsibility.