Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, once a Vatican envoy in the U.S., finds himself at the center of a gripping Vatican trial this week. Accused of sparking division by challenging Pope Francis and rejecting key Church reforms, Viganò's journey from outspoken diplomat to polarizing figure has captivated global attention. His bold accusations of Vatican corruption and later allegations against Pope Francis have ignited intense debates within the Church and beyond, linking religious controversies with broader political tensions. As the trial unfolds, the outcome could redefine his legacy and reverberate through the corridors of Vatican power, offering a dramatic glimpse into the inner workings of one of the world's oldest institutions.
Nine years ago, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò was a top Vatican diplomat in the U.S., working closely with the White House and Congress to prepare for Pope Francis’ visit in 2015.
This week, he’s on trial at the Vatican, accused of causing a major sp...
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