5 Things to Know About the Vatican Finance Trial Involving Cardinal Becciu
Defendants in the trial have been adamant their actions were above board, and that Vatican authorities were in the know.
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Pope Francis Says That He Hopes Cardinal Becciu is Innocent of Charges in Vatican Finance Trial
In the 90-minute interview, Pope Francis spoke about the recent restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass, the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Afghanistan, the Vatican-China deal, euthanasia, and abortion.
As the Vatican Finance Trial Begins Today, Here’s What You Need to Know
Among the defendants is Cardinal Angelo Becciu, the first cardinal to be tried by the tribunal of the Vatican City State since Pope Francis changed the rules to allow it in April.
As Cardinal Becciu Trial Looms, a Major Question: How Much Did Top Vatican Officials Know?
Vatican trial over failed London property deal to begin July 27.
Report: Secretariat of State Official Paid by Swiss Bank for Vatican Accounts
Fabrizio Tirabassi is one of several people being investigated by the Vatican in connection with investments and financial transactions made at the Secretariat of State.
IRS Recognizes Vatican’s Steps to Prevent Fraud
The Vatican awaits the publication of the Moneyval report on its financial transparency and the effectiveness of the Vatican judicial system.
Disgruntled Vatican Employees Pen Letter to Pope Francis
The letter, published by Italian media, contends employees are the victims of widespread workplace injustices.
Vatican Finance Reform Continues With Two New Papal Decrees
Pope Francis issues sweeping new transparency laws for senior officials but critics doubt their efficacy unless the working culture of the Vatican changes.
Australian Federal Police Find No Criminal Misconduct in Mysterious Vatican Transfers
Local media reported last month that investigators had been unable to account for around $1.9 million in transfers from the Vatican to Australia, but that $5.4 million had been identified as being used for legitimate expenses, such as travel, wages, and pension payments.
Cardinal Pell: ‘Clear Headed’ Women Will Help ‘Sentimental Males’ Clean Up Vatican Finances
Speaking during a Jan. 14 webinar about financial transparency in the Catholic Church, Cardinal Pell praised the appointees as “highly competent women with great professional backgrounds.”
