A male escort in Italy has sent a 1,page dossier to the Vatican in which he alleges at least 34 priests and six seminarians are engaged in same-sex relations.
The dossier contains evidence including What's App conversations. None of the accused are thought to have been involved with minors, but one priest is facing criminal investigation for embezzlement, drug activity, and extortion. Keywords: Naples , escort , gay , priests , scandal , crime , investigation , Vatican. Mangiacapra has made it clear that none of the allegations involve children; all of the parties involved are adults of consenting age.
Light Your Prayer Candle Now. His parishioners have reported that he would often ask for money, going so far as to ask for it during confessions. On other occasions, he told parishioners that he had visions from Padre Pio in which the saint would refer to a parishioner by name.
He would then ask that person to pay thousands of euros to secure the saint's protection. Such activity appears to have been ongoing for more than 20 years. Francesco Mangiacapra exposed Fr. Morini after discovering the priest was impersonating a judge to conceal his true occupation. At that time, Fr. Morini had been spending a lot of money on Mangiacapra. Mangiacapra discovered the money was being stolen from the Church and decided to report the priest to his diocese.
The diocese did not act in a timely fashion. In fact, the diocese only took action once they learned that a national news network had picked up the story and was seeking Fr. Morini for comment. The Diocese whisked Fr. Morini away to a nice home where he was housed for free, utilities included. The reason the diocese was so generous to Fr. Morini was because he had blackmailed the bishop, Giovanni Santucci. Morini warned the bishop he would expose the names and details of several diocesan priests who were also living scandalously.
