Francis Shelfs "Poverty" Ideology, Opens Luxury Mall
A luxury shopping centre called Vatican Mall with 57 shops will open in November near St Peter's Basilica. The three entrances are on Via della Conciliazione, Piazza di Porta Cavalleggeri and Via Urbano …More
A luxury shopping centre called Vatican Mall with 57 shops will open in November near St Peter's Basilica. The three entrances are on Via della Conciliazione, Piazza di Porta Cavalleggeri and Via Urbano VIII, 16c, including a parking lot for tourist buses.
The building belongs to the Vatican. It is noticeable that Francis has been putting his ideology of a "poor church for the poor" on hold for some time.
EFE.com (7 October) explains the convoluted ownership of the property. The Vatican building is managed by the Italian company Terminal Vaticano, which leases it to the Dicastery for Evangelisation, which passed it on to the company Galak, which opened the shopping centre.
According to Italian media, the mall was approved by the crying Cardinal Tagle, the prefect of the Dicastery for Evangelisation, Francis' favourite successor among the oligarchs.
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The building belongs to the Vatican. It is noticeable that Francis has been putting his ideology of a "poor church for the poor" on hold for some time.
EFE.com (7 October) explains the convoluted ownership of the property. The Vatican building is managed by the Italian company Terminal Vaticano, which leases it to the Dicastery for Evangelisation, which passed it on to the company Galak, which opened the shopping centre.
According to Italian media, the mall was approved by the crying Cardinal Tagle, the prefect of the Dicastery for Evangelisation, Francis' favourite successor among the oligarchs.
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John A Cassani
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It’s sad to say, but for the Church to fulfill her mission, she will almost certainly have to divest of all of her desirable real estate. There are no Constantines or Charlemagnes or whatever powerful benefactor one might prefer, who will go to bat in order for the Church to retain the bulk of the temporal patrimony. Popes have been making compromises for centuries now, judging that they could cede …More
It’s sad to say, but for the Church to fulfill her mission, she will almost certainly have to divest of all of her desirable real estate. There are no Constantines or Charlemagnes or whatever powerful benefactor one might prefer, who will go to bat in order for the Church to retain the bulk of the temporal patrimony. Popes have been making compromises for centuries now, judging that they could cede a bit of the Church’s wealth and prestige in order to retain independence, and the integrity of the faith. Now, there isn’t much to offer, except for the Church’s integrity, and Bergoglio seems perfectly willing to sell that.
Isaiah 56:7, Jeremiah 7:11, Matthew 21:13, John 2:16, Mark 11:17, Luke 19:46
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Really not surprising since the hierarchy's accordance with atheistic communism and the synagouge of satan, at the Vatican Two council. They opened the doors and let the thieves in to set up their money changing tables! A thirty pieces of silver sell out! Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us!
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No one 'in the know' goes anywhere without their Bergoglio bag(!) So incredibly predictable how the former 'hippie' generation (and sympathizers/apologists) have morphed into the modern day 'hippie-crites'.