Francis donates 3, 6 million Euros to cover WYD debts
Photo ~ How can we forget Rio? Vatican Insider staff Rome Today, the Brazilian press informed that the Rio 2013 World Youth Day organizing committee has received a sum of 3, 6 million Euros from Pope …More
Photo ~ How can we forget Rio?
Vatican Insider staff
Rome
Today, the Brazilian press informed that the Rio 2013 World Youth Day organizing committee has received a sum of 3, 6 million Euros from Pope Francis to help cover the debt accumulated from last July’s youth event.
An audit carried out by professional services firm Ernst&Young revealed that WYD 2013 in Rio ended with a debt of 28, 3 million Euros (the equivalent of 91, 3 million Brazilian Reals).
Part of the cost was covered through the sale of an important building owned by the Archdiocese (which was rented by a clinic) and through donations amounting to a total of 4 million Euros, passes, commercial licences and other minor forms of revenue. 6, 26 million of the 28, 3 million Euro debt was accumulated by paying suppliers and 22, 92 million as a result of other general expenses.
Vatican Insider staff
Rome
Today, the Brazilian press informed that the Rio 2013 World Youth Day organizing committee has received a sum of 3, 6 million Euros from Pope Francis to help cover the debt accumulated from last July’s youth event.
An audit carried out by professional services firm Ernst&Young revealed that WYD 2013 in Rio ended with a debt of 28, 3 million Euros (the equivalent of 91, 3 million Brazilian Reals).
Part of the cost was covered through the sale of an important building owned by the Archdiocese (which was rented by a clinic) and through donations amounting to a total of 4 million Euros, passes, commercial licences and other minor forms of revenue. 6, 26 million of the 28, 3 million Euro debt was accumulated by paying suppliers and 22, 92 million as a result of other general expenses.
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lukedaniel
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Wow...all that $$$$ so we could watch bishops do their 'dance fever' choreographed by an openly homosexual...attend mass with the 'boat altar' and receive communion from paper cups. Money used wisely.. Ugh!
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$3.6 Million Euros to whom? to the liberal press 
For the services to sell to the world the false idea of a humble pope for the poor I would like to know what they did to spend so much money 
For the services to sell to the world the false idea of a humble pope for the poor
Absolutely disgraceful!! Now there will be a flood of volunteer countries who will want WYD because they know that they will be paid. This is SAD, DISGUSTING AND TRULY satanic to pay for what went on in Brazil for WYD.
Let's pray for the Pope and for a Pope...
Let's pray for the Pope and for a Pope...
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$3.6 Million Euros (almost $5 Million USD), eh?
That money could have fed a lot of Rome's poor people , couldn't it?
How many breakfasts for the homeless could have been hosted with 3.6 Million Euros?
But, we are left with the fond memories of our hierarchy prancing and dancing on stage like pre-pubscent girls which makes the $3.6 million all worthwhile.
I'm sure the poor and the homeless will …More
$3.6 Million Euros (almost $5 Million USD), eh?
That money could have fed a lot of Rome's poor people , couldn't it?
How many breakfasts for the homeless could have been hosted with 3.6 Million Euros?
But, we are left with the fond memories of our hierarchy prancing and dancing on stage like pre-pubscent girls which makes the $3.6 million all worthwhile.
I'm sure the poor and the homeless will understand.
That money could have fed a lot of Rome's poor people , couldn't it?
How many breakfasts for the homeless could have been hosted with 3.6 Million Euros?
But, we are left with the fond memories of our hierarchy prancing and dancing on stage like pre-pubscent girls which makes the $3.6 million all worthwhile.
I'm sure the poor and the homeless will understand.