Cardinal Müller: “It Was a Bank Account for Money Coming in, for Helping, for the Mission”
Cardinal Gerhard Müller spoke with Raymond Arroyo on "The World Over" on EWTN (8 August) on financial allegations. An excerpt, video sequence below. Raymond Arroyo: "The Pillar article alleges, Your …More
Cardinal Gerhard Müller spoke with Raymond Arroyo on "The World Over" on EWTN (8 August) on financial allegations. An excerpt, video sequence below.
Raymond Arroyo: "The Pillar article alleges, Your Eminence, that a large sum of money, €200,000, was moved to what the article describes as your personal account from the main account of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith prior to the Vatican's financial investigation. Was your personal account enriched?"
Cardinal Müller: "It was not my personal account in the Vatican bank, but there was ... ugh ... an account for the mission and for ... ugh ... some money that people gave to me for some question of mission, and so in a way our administrator moved the money there. But it was absolutely clear that it is the money of the Congregation and not my personal money. It was under the responsibility of the Prefect, in my function as Prefect, and not in a private way."
Raymond Arroyo: "It was really not your personal account. It was a …More
Raymond Arroyo: "The Pillar article alleges, Your Eminence, that a large sum of money, €200,000, was moved to what the article describes as your personal account from the main account of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith prior to the Vatican's financial investigation. Was your personal account enriched?"
Cardinal Müller: "It was not my personal account in the Vatican bank, but there was ... ugh ... an account for the mission and for ... ugh ... some money that people gave to me for some question of mission, and so in a way our administrator moved the money there. But it was absolutely clear that it is the money of the Congregation and not my personal money. It was under the responsibility of the Prefect, in my function as Prefect, and not in a private way."
Raymond Arroyo: "It was really not your personal account. It was a …More
- Report
Social media
Change post
Remove post
Wilma Lopez shares this
- Report
Remove share
Did CARDINAL GERHARD MÜLLER on orders of the Pope, repay 200’000 euros, which was transferred to his personal account? Reports say he did. Muller says: "No money missing, and the Pope was not involved."
All Saints
- Report
Change comment
Remove comment
What use would he have with money? Some others on the otherhand…
Francis Broke Muller.
Last year Francis took actions against cardinal Burke. Remember Francis said: 'Cardinal Burke is my enemy, so I am taking away his apartment and his salary", Francis is reported to have said during the meeting' Revenge Francis Takes Action Against Cardinal Burke.
Then Cardinal Müller hits out at Pope Francis saying to Francis that he needs to “treat his shepherds like …More
Francis Broke Muller.
Last year Francis took actions against cardinal Burke. Remember Francis said: 'Cardinal Burke is my enemy, so I am taking away his apartment and his salary", Francis is reported to have said during the meeting' Revenge Francis Takes Action Against Cardinal Burke.
Then Cardinal Müller hits out at Pope Francis saying to Francis that he needs to “treat his shepherds like brothers”. msn.com/…rdinal-müller-hits-out-at-pope-francis/ar-AA1lDwED. Then Francis takes revenge through the mainstream media where you hear that Muller is corrupt, but never apologizes for mistakes. For 90% of the people cardinal Muller his name is smudged. Once a thief always a thief.
Last year Francis took actions against cardinal Burke. Remember Francis said: 'Cardinal Burke is my enemy, so I am taking away his apartment and his salary", Francis is reported to have said during the meeting' Revenge Francis Takes Action Against Cardinal Burke.
Then Cardinal Müller hits out at Pope Francis saying to Francis that he needs to “treat his shepherds like brothers”. msn.com/…rdinal-müller-hits-out-at-pope-francis/ar-AA1lDwED. Then Francis takes revenge through the mainstream media where you hear that Muller is corrupt, but never apologizes for mistakes. For 90% of the people cardinal Muller his name is smudged. Once a thief always a thief.
Boanerges Boanerges
- Report
Change comment
Remove comment
That's what happens to those who dare to question the false prophet Bergoglio - they all get slammed with accusations. Do we really care about this money while Bergoglio is destroying our Church and souls? Do we really need to interrogate one of the few outspoken cardinals?
