Vatican Auditor speaks about his firing
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The Vatican has issued a response to allegations made by former auditor general Libero Milone, who, three months after mysteriously stepping down in the middle of a five-year mandate, has said he was “threatened” into resignation by an “old guard” opposed to his work.
The Vatican’s Sept. 24 statement voiced “surprise and regret” at the allegations. It said that by speaking out, Milone “failed in the agreement to keep confidential the reasons for his resignation from office,” the Vatican said, noting that according to the statutes of his department, Milone’s task had been to “analyze the budgets and accounts” of the Holy See and its related administrations specifically.
“Unfortunately the office directed by Milone exceeded its powers and illegally commissioned an external firm to carry out investigative activities on the private lives of representatives of the Holy See,” the statement said.
“In addition to constituting a crime,” the act “irreparably crippled the trust placed in Mr. Milone, who, placed in front of his responsibilities, freely agreed to resign.”
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Vatican responds to allegations that ex-auditor was ousted – Catholic World Report
The Vatican’s Sept. 24 statement voiced “surprise and regret” at the allegations. It said that by speaking out, Milone “failed in the agreement to keep confidential the reasons for his resignation from office,” the Vatican said, noting that according to the statutes of his department, Milone’s task had been to “analyze the budgets and accounts” of the Holy See and its related administrations specifically.
“Unfortunately the office directed by Milone exceeded its powers and illegally commissioned an external firm to carry out investigative activities on the private lives of representatives of the Holy See,” the statement said.
“In addition to constituting a crime,” the act “irreparably crippled the trust placed in Mr. Milone, who, placed in front of his responsibilities, freely agreed to resign.”
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Vatican responds to allegations that ex-auditor was ousted – Catholic World Report
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That dude violated Vatican company policy and deserved being fired on the spot just the same as the Google dude.
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Semantics, if he didn't find issues he would not have delved into their personal lifestyle which is a result of financial corruption.
The Church would have claimed he was disgruntled and lying, instead they validated his finds and fired him for getting transparent, which generally only happened after he was let go.
Pope John Paul l, probably got killed over his finding mob ties to the financial dealings of the Church.
When people expose the Clinton's financial corruption people get killed by the benefactors.
Put 2+2 together. They are not giving up their political & religious cash machine and money laundering institutions.
The Church would have claimed he was disgruntled and lying, instead they validated his finds and fired him for getting transparent, which generally only happened after he was let go.
Pope John Paul l, probably got killed over his finding mob ties to the financial dealings of the Church.
When people expose the Clinton's financial corruption people get killed by the benefactors.
Put 2+2 together. They are not giving up their political & religious cash machine and money laundering institutions.
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