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The Crisis in the Vatican Empire
From the Death of John Paul II to the Resignation of Benedict XVI: Why the Church Has Become the New Global Culprit
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Pub Date
Nov 26 2013
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Feb 4 2014
Description
A portrait of a Vatican completely falling apart. The bank’s financial misconduct, backstabbing among the ruling class, and a sex-abuse scandal are discrediting the church on the global stage.
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A portrait of a Vatican completely falling apart. The bank’s financial misconduct, backstabbing among the ruling class, and a sex-abuse scandal are discrediting the church on the global stage.
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Description
A portrait of a Vatican completely falling apart. The bank’s financial misconduct, backstabbing among the ruling class, and a sex-abuse scandal are discrediting the church on the global stage.
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A Note From the Publisher
Massimo Franco (b. 1954) is a political commentator for the Corriere della Sera, where he writes a daily column. Before joining the Rome bureau of the leading Italian daily newspaper, he worked for the national Catholic daily Avvenire, as well as Il Giorno and Panorama as a special correspondent and analyst. Since 2002, he has served as a member of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) of London. His articles have been published in the Los Angeles Times, Congressional Quarterly, the IISS Quarterly, Survival, and the French Jesuits’ review Etudes. In 2011, he was a Vatican analyst for the Guardian’s opinion editorial section, Comment Is Free.
Massimo Franco (b. 1954) is a political commentator for the Corriere della Sera, where he writes a daily column. Before joining the Rome bureau of the leading Italian daily newspaper, he worked for...
A Note From the Publisher
Massimo Franco (b. 1954) is a political commentator for the Corriere della Sera, where he writes a daily column. Before joining the Rome bureau of the leading Italian daily newspaper, he worked for the national Catholic daily Avvenire, as well as Il Giorno and Panorama as a special correspondent and analyst. Since 2002, he has served as a member of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) of London. His articles have been published in the Los Angeles Times, Congressional Quarterly, the IISS Quarterly, Survival, and the French Jesuits’ review Etudes. In 2011, he was a Vatican analyst for the Guardian’s opinion editorial section, Comment Is Free.
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Available Editions
| EDITION |
Ebook |
| ISBN |
9781480442832 |
| PRICE |
$14.99 (USD)
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