Another former Vatican bank chief faces criminal charges
March 05, 2018
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CWN Editor's Note: Another former head of the Vatican bank faces criminal charges for embezzlement and money-laundering. Angelo Caloia, who was president of the Institute for Religious Works (IOR) from 1999 to 2009, will face a Vatican tribunal to answer a complaint that his financial misconduct cost the bank €50 million. In February, a Vatican tribunal found two other former top officials of the IOR guilty of violating laws against money-laundering.
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