(CNN)- Pope Benedict XVI's spokesman has denied the pontiff will resign over
the arrest of his butler on suspicion of leaking confidential documents, the Vatican press office said Thursday.
CNN: Vatican: Pope not resigning over alleged papers leak Pope Benedict XVI's spokesman has denied the pontiff will resign over
the arrest of his butler on suspicion of leaking confidential documents, the Vatican press office said Thursday.
Not exact matches
May 26, 2012 — The Vatican announces that Pope Benedict XVI's
butler Paolo Gabriele has been
arrested for illegal possession
of confidential documents.
Reuters: Vatican says trust in Church hurt by scandal The Vatican, engulfed in the worst crisis in Pope Benedict's papacy, on Monday denied Italian media reports that cardinals were suspects in an investigation into leaks
of sensitive documents that led to the
arrest of the pope's
butler.
For the 85 - year - old pontiff, the three - day trip outside the Vatican walls was a break from the Vatileaks scandal, which has seen his
butler, Paolo Gabriele,
arrested on suspicion
of disclosing dozens
of embarrassing letters alleging corruption and nepotism at the Holy See.
The recent firing
of the head
of the Vatican's Bank, amidst charges
of wrongdoing, and the
arrest of the pope's private
butler, accused
of leaking papal documents, have provoked an international media frenzy.
The recent firing
of the head
of the Vatican's Bank, amidst charges
of wrongdoing, and the
arrest of the pope's private
butler, accused
of leaking papal documents, have provoked an international media....
The past week has seen his
butler arrested, accused
of leaking secret papers from the papal apartment; the head
of his bank sacked for incompetence; and a demonstration on his front doorstep by protesters demanding that he reveal what he knows about Italy's most famous missing - person case.
Benedict's
butler, Paolo Gabriele, was
arrested at the end
of May and charged with stealing the pope's private papers.