Yet more evidence of
the moral authority the Vatican (and its especially conservative Opus Die order) has in having hissy-fits about ladies having some control over lady-parts:
Why a known-mobster like De Pedis is buried on the grounds of a Vatican
church has been the object of much speculation since 1997, when a
church maid revealed the tomb’s existence to an inquisitive journalist.
The Vatican was always cagey about why the mobster was buried in one of
its churches, and ultimately, the church’s silence spurred countless
conspiracy theories. Now, thanks to shocking Vatican letters leaked in
the Vatileaks
scandal that is rocking the Holy See, the Italian police are less
interested in why he’s buried there. Instead, they want to open the tomb
to see if the remains of 15-year-old Emanuela Orlandi are interred with
those of the mobster.
Read the whole thing,
it gets worse.
Rising Hegemon
4 comments:
Hey, borrowing money from the mafia and suffering the consequences is just small change compared to what the church has been caught at doing since then.
So... what's next? The Vatican has nuclear weapons?
You say Vatican and mobster like they are 2 separate things.
Heh. The Vatican and dirty money? Scroll down on this link to "Investigation and scandal":
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Finance_Corporation
bocaccio only scratched the surface.
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