At the end of 2015 assets at the (Vatican) bank stood at $6.59 million, down slightly from $6.7 billion the year before.
I guess they shouldn't have given Cardinal Marx the use of that Black Card.
Or maybe they should get a sharper accountant.
Or maybe they should get a sharper accountant.
One wonders whether this Freudian slip didn't have something to do with the fact that Crux was recently acknowledged to be a money pit. It was dumped by the Boston Globe only to be rescued a few days later by the Knights of Columbus.
Let's hope the generous Knights do not also suffer a 99% one-year drop in assets.
