
New Vatican Policy Says Its Investments Must Align With Catholic Teaching
The policy, which continues Pope Francis’ reform of Vatican finances, will go into effect Sept. 1.
The policy, which continues Pope Francis’ reform of Vatican finances, will go into effect Sept. 1.
The commission is responsible for monitoring those financial transactions which, mainly for reasons of security, are not subject to Pope Francis’ new anti-corruption norms.
He will prepare for a papal conclave and manage the Holy See in the period between a pope’s death/renunciation and election of a new pope.
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