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Before the Coronavirus outbreak and its economic fallout, the Vatican was already running a budget deficit ($77 million in 2018) caused by rising wage costs, chronic inefficiencies and decreased investment income. It's now drawing on emergency funds
ncregister.com

Vatican Reels Under Coronavirus’ Economic Storm

A seagull flies near the Vatican’s St. Peter’s Basilica on April 23 during Italy’s lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of the COVID-19 infection, caused …
Ultraviolet
Good. Perhaps the Vatican's policy-makers and, more importantly, their "pope-voters" will finally realize Marxism is bad for business.
philosopher
Liberal theology just doesn't pay very well these days.
Dr Bobus
The story that the pope contributed to Hillary Clinton's campaign probably didn't help contributions.