A DISMISSED VATICAN AUDITOR MADE A SHOCKING CLAIM

Winchester, VA – Church Militant is reporting that Libero Milone, the former Vatican auditor general who was forced into resigning in June, spoke to reporters on Saturday in Rome. In his remarks he said, “I feel very sorry for the pope. I had a splendid, indescribable relationship with him, but over the last 18 months, they stopped me from seeing him. Obviously they did not want me to tell him about some of the things I had seen.” Curial officials accused the Office of Auditor General of “exceeding its powers” on Sunday. The Office, however, had been given broad powers by Pope Francis to investigate and get to the bottom of the Vatican financial situation, and Milone, the only lay independent auditor to have ever held this post, was to answer directly to the Holy Father. Milone said to reporters on Saturday, “I think the pope is a great person and he began with the best intentions, but I’m afraid he was blocked by the old guard that’s still wholly there, which felt threatened when it understood that I could relate to the pope and to Cardinal Pietro Parolin what I had seen in the accounts.”

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