'In the Name of Peter' reveals NEW VATILEAKS - But is it as dubious as Chaouqui would have you believe?
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Francesca Chaouqui, famous for being part of an 8-person Auditing Commission COSEA who released confidential Vatican information in what has since been termed "Vatileaks," has just released more information in her upcoming book "Nel Nome di Pietro" or "In the Name of Peter."
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Francesca Chaouqui leaks more information in her latest book.
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Catholic Online (https://www.catholic.org)
2/7/2017 (7 years ago)
Published in Europe
Keywords: Francesca Chaouqui, Vatican, Vatileaks, trial, book
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Chaouqui's 10-month suspended sentence for conspiring to pass confidential documents to two journalists was obviously not enough to stop her from releasing the sensitive information.
Interestingly, throughout her trial, she always maintained her innocence.
Regardless of these claims, she insists the book is "a testament of truth" and stated: "I'm ready to defend myself in Italy with all the strength that I have. I'm not the same person who went (to the Vatican) like an obedient puppy."
The book is now available and Crux reported it offers "more of a whimper than a bang."
Gianluigi Nuzzi and Emiliano Fittipaldi with public relations expert Francesca Chaouqui (L'Osservatore Romano).
"In the Name of Peter" covers several instances in which the Vatican's money management was less than honest. It includes the ridiculous costs of sainthood procedures, the misuse of money at Vatican-affiliated hospitals, lavish cardinal apartments, gas and tobacco sales, the management of real estate, an under-funded pension system and more.
None of these instances are new to the public. In fact, these are reasons Pope Francis demanded reforms years ago. Crux claims Chaouqui's book reads "more like a diary than an exposé" and "it's sometimes hard to separate fact from fiction."
Regardless, "In the Name of Peter" does reveal new pieces of information. Chaouqi includes emails and previously unpublished documents alongside her personal tale of an innocent idealists who is caught in a power struggle within the Vatican, where "everything is possible, everything is permitted, and no one is innocent."
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