Vatican court rules against lawsuit of ex-auditor general centered on financial corruption
The Secretariat of State has emerged a surprise victor in the case brought by the Vatican’s former auditor general Libero Milone.
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Pope Francis issues fresh set of reforms to Vatican finances
The Pope’s overhaul of the Vatican’s more detailed workings continues with another set of documents aiming to convince the world the Vatican finances are on the path to reform.
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Former Vatican deputy auditor general dies while $10 million lawsuit remains unresolved
Due to the withholding of his medical records, Vatican Deputy Auditor Ferruccio Panicco’s diagnosis was delayed, which he said put in jeopardy the curability of what turned out to be prostate cancer, from which he died last week.
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Secret recording between Pope Francis and cardinal charged with embezzlement heard by Vatican court
In the recording, Francis was asked to confirm authorization of payments for the ransom of a kidnapped nun in Africa in the amount of 350,000 euros to the British firm, Inkerman Group.
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Vatican rejects lawyer of ex auditor for lawsuit which could reveal major financial corruption
The lawsuit brought by the Vatican's former Auditor General has been delivered a major blow after the Holy See refused to allow Libero Milone's chosen legal representation.
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Former Vatican Auditor General sues Holy See for nearly $10 million, threatens to reveal financial corruption
'I was discovering things that somebody wanted to keep undercover,” Libero Milone said to journalists in Rome on Tuesday. 'All these matters were reported to the Pope. I wasn’t spying. I was doing my job.'
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Vatican invested in abortifacient morning-after-pill company for decades, investigation finds
An Italian news outlet uncovered that the Vatican held shares 'for a value of about 20 million euros' in Swiss pharmaceutical companies that produced the morning-after pill.
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A partial, possible explanation for new mind-boggling Vatican financial scandal
The facts we know lead to a partial explanation.
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Why do mainstream Catholic media have so little to say about Vatican raid?
This week's most important Vatican headline was huge, a sensational story, a blockbuster. And yet...
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Facing sex-abuse charges voluntarily adds more weight to Cdl. Pell’s claim of innocence
The Vatican official could have used diplomatic immunity to avoid a trial but chose to return to Australia to defend himself.
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