He is back with a vengeance!
The Italian journalist who the Vatican put on trial for publishing confidential documents has now come out with a new book alleging a fresh wave of Catholic sins, including assertions that gay sex is taking place in the dormitory of the youth seminary in the Vatican.
Titled “Original Sin”, Gianluigi Nuzzi’s book came out on Thursday. Nuzzi also held a news conference where he said that his lawyers had even hand-delivered a copy of his new provocative book to the Vatican’s prosecutor. He said such action is motivated by the fact that at least one of the seminarians at that time of the alleged sex adventures was a minor.
The book also discusses other alleged sins of the church by reproducing documents from the Vatican’s scandal-marred bank, stating multi-million-dollar accounts in the name of Popes Paul VI and John Paul II and their secretaries. The book also delves into accusations that “hidden powers” in the Vatican were preventing reforms proposed by Pope Francis and his predecessor, Benedict XVI from being implemented.
The Vatican has yet to comment on the new book and its controversial contents.
Dubbed as “VatiLeaks” then, the Vatican has convicted a priest and a PR executive for their crucial roles in leaking secret documents to two journalists, one of whom was Nuzzi. The journalist wrote books exposing the inner workings of the Vatican, and the scandals and anomalies that rocked the institution. Among the allegations discussed in the books the alleged widespread financial mismanagement and waste involving the church hierarchy.
Four years before the conviction of the Catholic priest, Nuzzi also published the private correspondence of Pope Benedict XVI.
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If the pope is using 'climate change' as a deflector against this kind of thing, it's not working.