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Pope Francis named four experts from Switzerland, Singapore, the United States and Italy to replace five Italians on the board of the Financial Information Authority, the Vatican internal regulatory office said.… Continue Reading
St. Peter’s Square, the Vatican; photo courtesy of WikipediaFinancial police in the southern Italian city of Salerno on Tuesday arrested Nunzio Scarano, a Vatican monsignor, for allegedly using his Vatican bank accounts to launder money.… Continue Reading
Parents who feed their children on ‘unclean bread’ earned through bribes and corruption are starving them of dignity, Pope Francis said Friday.
During his homily in the Vatican’s Casa Santa Marta, the Pope said ‘worldliness’ can lead ‘company administrators, some public administrators, some government administrators’ and others to take short cuts and resort to bribery.… Continue Reading
A senior accountant at the Vatican was arrested Friday for a plot to smuggle $26 million in cash into Italy aboard a private jet.
Monsignor Nunzio Scarano headed a department in the Vatican’s property-management division.… Continue Reading
Pope Benedict XVI’s former butler said he stole confidential papers from the Pope’s residence and leaked them to the press because he saw “evil and corruption everywhere in the church,” according to the BBC.… Continue Reading
In central Mexico yesterday, outside a city called Leon, Pope Benedict held an outdoor Mass for 300,000 people where he condemned criminality, violence, and corruption. It’s a theme familiar to the pope.… Continue Reading
A top Vatican official was reassigned to a job he didn’t want after he complained about contracts that might have been tainted by corruption.
Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, left, the former deputy governor of Vatican City, wrote whistleblowing letters last year to Pope Benedict and other Vatican leaders.… Continue Reading
