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How the Vatican manages money and where Pope Leo XIV might find more
The Vatican doesn’t tax its residents or issue bonds. It primarily finances the Catholic Church's central government through donations that have been plunging, ticket sales for the Vatican Museums, as well as income from investments and an underperforming real estate portfolio.
Can Pope Leo XIV solve the Vatican funding crisis? Here’s how the Holy See manages money - The Vatican doesn’t tax its ...
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Pope Leo emphasizes unity during Pentecost vigil in St. Peter's SquareMore than 70,000 people gathered in St. Peter's Square on Saturday as Pope Leo VIX led a Pentecost Vigil prayer service, ...
The Pope accepted Bishop David Zubik's retirement resignation and has appointed Auxiliary Bishop Mark Eckman as the next ...
The Court of Justice of the European Union is hearing a case about whether the Church’s refusal to erase names from baptismal ...
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Fitzgerald, who spent his career in real estate private equity, said American donors — especially the younger generation — ...
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Pope calls on Putin to make a gesture for peace with UkrainePope Leo XIV called the Russian President, Vladimir Putin. The pontiff urged the Kremlin leader to support peace with Ukraine ...
"Holy father, I dare tell you that all of Mexico congratulates you and is with you," Aguiar Retes says he told Pope XIV.
By celebrating together this Nicene faith and by proclaiming it together, we will also advance towards the restoration of ...
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Pope Leo XIV and Putin discuss the war in Ukraine over the phonePutin thanked the new pope for his contribution toward resolving the conflict while adding that Ukraine ‘was banking on ...
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