Commenti a: Vatileaks: the Italian connection https://www.mondayvatican.com/vatican/vatileaks-the-italian-connection Vatican at a Glance Mon, 19 Oct 2026 10:00:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Di: Una Iglesia que escucha mucho…pero enseña poco. Efectos del actual pontificado https://www.mondayvatican.com/vatican/vatileaks-the-italian-connection#comment-1406909 Una Iglesia que escucha mucho…pero enseña poco. Efectos del actual pontificado Wed, 23 Nov 2022 05:35:49 +0000 http://www.mondayvatican.com/?p=2268#comment-1406909 [...] Los ataques a las finanzas de la Santa Sede en 2012 también estuvieron dictados por el hecho de que... , especialmente las italianas, ajustándose a los mejores estándares internacionales. [...] [...] Los ataques a las finanzas de la Santa Sede en 2012 también estuvieron dictados por el hecho de que… , especialmente las italianas, ajustándose a los mejores estándares internacionales. [...]

]]> Di: Gli effetti del pontificato di Papa Francesco | Korazym.org https://www.mondayvatican.com/vatican/vatileaks-the-italian-connection#comment-1406788 Gli effetti del pontificato di Papa Francesco | Korazym.org Mon, 21 Nov 2022 22:50:02 +0000 http://www.mondayvatican.com/?p=2268#comment-1406788 [...] che la Santa Sede stava mettendo in piedi un sistema che si staccava dalle consuete influenze [QUI], soprattutto italiane, aderendo ai migliori standard internazionali.Dieci anni dopo, la gestione [...] [...] che la Santa Sede stava mettendo in piedi un sistema che si staccava dalle consuete influenze [QUI], soprattutto italiane, aderendo ai migliori standard internazionali.Dieci anni dopo, la gestione [...]

]]> Di: Resta da vedere come un modus operandi (di indagini sommarie, processi farsa e dimissioni imposte) possa essere efficace ad affrontare dei problemi generali | Korazym.org https://www.mondayvatican.com/vatican/vatileaks-the-italian-connection#comment-1359567 Resta da vedere come un modus operandi (di indagini sommarie, processi farsa e dimissioni imposte) possa essere efficace ad affrontare dei problemi generali | Korazym.org Wed, 05 May 2021 09:51:44 +0000 http://www.mondayvatican.com/?p=2268#comment-1359567 [...] sia stato Roberto Calvi a usare il Vaticano e non viceversa. Questo è più o meno sempre il caso [QUI].Questa situazione, tuttavia, non può essere risolta semplicemente con nuove rigorose tecniche [...] [...] sia stato Roberto Calvi a usare il Vaticano e non viceversa. Questo è più o meno sempre il caso [QUI].Questa situazione, tuttavia, non può essere risolta semplicemente con nuove rigorose tecniche [...]

]]> Di: The open questions on the Vatican financial scandals... - Salvation & Prosperity https://www.mondayvatican.com/vatican/vatileaks-the-italian-connection#comment-1325666 The open questions on the Vatican financial scandals... - Salvation & Prosperity Tue, 16 Jun 2020 12:54:40 +0000 http://www.mondayvatican.com/?p=2268#comment-1325666 [...] The current situation is a Vatileaks comeback. Since the beginning, Vatileaks appeared to be an attack on the Holy See sovereignty. The leaked papers are papers of the investigation, and they got published in the newspapers. Incredibly, the Holy See made the decision not to pursue the leaks, but rather to release on Vatican News an update of the investigation. This decision casts many doubts because the investigation is still ongoing, and many things must be clarified. According to Vatican News, Torzi incurred in extortion in asking for compensation for his work. [...] [...] The current situation is a Vatileaks comeback. Since the beginning, Vatileaks appeared to be an attack on the Holy See sovereignty. The leaked papers are papers of the investigation, and they got published in the newspapers. Incredibly, the Holy See made the decision not to pursue the leaks, but rather to release on Vatican News an update of the investigation. This decision casts many doubts because the investigation is still ongoing, and many things must be clarified. According to Vatican News, Torzi incurred in extortion in asking for compensation for his work. [...]

]]> Di: Robert Z. Cortes https://www.mondayvatican.com/vatican/vatileaks-the-italian-connection#comment-1248746 Robert Z. Cortes Thu, 12 Nov 2015 18:46:32 +0000 http://www.mondayvatican.com/?p=2268#comment-1248746 Francisco, a few weeks ago, Opus Dei actually released an official press statement clarifying its exact connection (ligate) to Vallejo Balda. In summary, they provided him with sincere spiritual care in the spirit of Christian brotherhood and love promoted by the Church. No wonder they expressed "surprise and sadness" when they heard the story. I copy below the said press statement. *** Statement from the Rome Communications Office of the Prelature of Opus Dei November 2, 2015 This office has received requests from various news media regarding reports about Msgr. Lucio Ángel Vallejo Balda. In the first place, we are surprised and saddened by these reports. The Prelature of Opus Dei has no information about this case. If the accusations turn out to be true, it will be particularly painful because of the harm done to the Church. Msgr. Vallejo is a member of the Priestly Society of the Holy Cross, an association of priests intrinsically united to the Prelature. The Prelature has no right to intervene in the pastoral ministry nor in the assignments that members of the society carry out in their dioceses or in the Holy See. The mission of the Priestly Society is to accompany its members spiritually. Msgr. Vallejo was called to work in Rome by the Holy See, in agreement with the bishop of his diocese (Astorga, Spain). The Prelature of Opus Dei was not involved in this decision nor did it know about it until it was made public. Msgr. Vallejo’s only superiors are the Holy See and the bishop of the diocese in which he is incardinated (Astorga). Francisco, a few weeks ago, Opus Dei actually released an official press statement clarifying its exact connection (ligate) to Vallejo Balda. In summary, they provided him with sincere spiritual care in the spirit of Christian brotherhood and love promoted by the Church. No wonder they expressed “surprise and sadness” when they heard the story. I copy below the said press statement.
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Statement from the Rome Communications Office of the Prelature of Opus Dei

November 2, 2015

This office has received requests from various news media regarding reports about Msgr. Lucio Ángel Vallejo Balda.

In the first place, we are surprised and saddened by these reports.

The Prelature of Opus Dei has no information about this case. If the accusations turn out to be true, it will be particularly painful because of the harm done to the Church.

Msgr. Vallejo is a member of the Priestly Society of the Holy Cross, an association of priests intrinsically united to the Prelature. The Prelature has no right to intervene in the pastoral ministry nor in the assignments that members of the society carry out in their dioceses or in the Holy See. The mission of the Priestly Society is to accompany its members spiritually.

Msgr. Vallejo was called to work in Rome by the Holy See, in agreement with the bishop of his diocese (Astorga, Spain). The Prelature of Opus Dei was not involved in this decision nor did it know about it until it was made public. Msgr. Vallejo’s only superiors are the Holy See and the bishop of the diocese in which he is incardinated (Astorga).

]]> Di: Francisco Baptista https://www.mondayvatican.com/vatican/vatileaks-the-italian-connection#comment-1247311 Francisco Baptista Mon, 09 Nov 2015 14:49:35 +0000 http://www.mondayvatican.com/?p=2268#comment-1247311 Great Andrea:How to explain that Msg Ricca was relly the President "ad interim" of IOR with his precedents in Montevideo...and now a priest in some form ligate to Opus Dei was acussed of leaks...may you help? Great Andrea:How to explain that Msg Ricca was relly the President “ad interim” of IOR with his precedents in Montevideo…and now a priest in some form ligate to Opus Dei was acussed of leaks…may you help?

]]> Di: Dcn. Joseph B. Gorini https://www.mondayvatican.com/vatican/vatileaks-the-italian-connection#comment-1247308 Dcn. Joseph B. Gorini Mon, 09 Nov 2015 13:58:24 +0000 http://www.mondayvatican.com/?p=2268#comment-1247308 Was not Judas keeper of the money box (Jn 12:6)? And, look where it got him. Judas was lost (Jn 17:17). He gave up his place in the ministry and went to his own place (Acts 1:25). Satan had entered him (Lk 22:3). DJ Was not Judas keeper of the money box (Jn 12:6)? And, look where it got him. Judas was lost (Jn 17:17). He gave up his place in the ministry and went to his own place (Acts 1:25). Satan had entered him (Lk 22:3). DJ

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