Pope No. 2 attacks leaks, says Benedict undeterred
Pope No. 2 attacks leaks, says Benedict undeterred Pope Benedict XVI's deputy denounced the continued leaks of Vatican documents Monday, and said the pope isn't intimidated by the "fierce" and "organized …More
Pope No. 2 attacks leaks, says Benedict undeterred
Pope Benedict XVI's deputy denounced the continued leaks of Vatican documents Monday, and said the pope isn't intimidated by the "fierce" and "organized" attacks they represent.
Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Vatican secretary of state, made his first public comments about the scandal in an interview with state-run RAI television.
Bertone's leadership has attracted much criticism, and many commentators see the leaks of confidential Vatican documents as an attempt to discredit him and force his resignation.
The scandal represents one of the greatest security breaches at the Vatican, with dozens of letters, memos and other documents from the pope's desk appearing in a new book "His Holiness," by Italian investigative journalist Gianluigi Nuzzi.
The papers in "His Holiness" include letters to the pope and his private secretary, bank statements, and a handwritten memo the pope's personal secretary wrote in his native German about a meeting …More
Pope Benedict XVI's deputy denounced the continued leaks of Vatican documents Monday, and said the pope isn't intimidated by the "fierce" and "organized" attacks they represent.
Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Vatican secretary of state, made his first public comments about the scandal in an interview with state-run RAI television.
Bertone's leadership has attracted much criticism, and many commentators see the leaks of confidential Vatican documents as an attempt to discredit him and force his resignation.
The scandal represents one of the greatest security breaches at the Vatican, with dozens of letters, memos and other documents from the pope's desk appearing in a new book "His Holiness," by Italian investigative journalist Gianluigi Nuzzi.
The papers in "His Holiness" include letters to the pope and his private secretary, bank statements, and a handwritten memo the pope's personal secretary wrote in his native German about a meeting …More
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So what? It has always been this way. Just go back to the Jewish times and Jesus times. Worldly people has no clue about the Divine. They are clueless about the Church. the world cannot judge the Church. It is the Church that judges the world. We just need some courageous men in the Vatican to tell this to the world. It doesnt take much to see that fear has taken over our leaders in the Vatican. …More
So what? It has always been this way. Just go back to the Jewish times and Jesus times. Worldly people has no clue about the Divine. They are clueless about the Church. the world cannot judge the Church. It is the Church that judges the world. We just need some courageous men in the Vatican to tell this to the world. It doesnt take much to see that fear has taken over our leaders in the Vatican. They dont trust Jesus anylonger. Shame on them. They need not be afraid of the world for Jesus has already judged the world.