The story of Angelo Caloia
President of the Institute for the Works of Religion until 2009 (appointed 1989 per the Financial Times); convicted by the Vatican Tribunal in 2021.
Angelo Caloia. President of the Institute for the Works of Religion until 2009 (appointed 1989 per the Financial Times); convicted by the Vatican Tribunal in 2021.
1989–2009
Angelo Caloia, head of the Institute for the Works of Religion. President.
Sources differ on the start: the Financial Times says 1989, OCCRP says two decades ending in 2009, Crux says 1999.
21 Jan 2021
Angelo Caloia, convicted by the Tribunal of Vatican City State. Embezzlement and self-laundering; eight years and eleven months.
22 Jul 2022
Angelo Caloia, convicted by the Vatican Court of Appeal. Appeal rejected; sentence final.
Crux (Catholic News Service) reports the sentences were cut by five months on appeal; the Vatican’s July 2022 statement itself was not read.
Angelo Caloia, involved in Vatican trial over sales of IOR properties.
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