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Archbishop Marcinkus spent most of his clerical career at the Vatican, initially as English translator for Pope St John XXIII and Pope St Paul VI.
To the dismay of the public prosecutor, an American Archbishop was not among 35 former employees and associates of an ill-fated bank who were indicted on charges of fraudulent bankruptcy here this month. Instead, the American, Archbishop Paul C. Marcinkus of Cicero, Ill., is preparing to take up a new appointment at the Holy See after 20 years as president of the Institute for Religious Works, known as the Vatican Bank.
A hulking 6-foot-4 rugby player, he served as bodyguard and "advance man" on the pope's historic diplomatic outreach trips abroad." ... "He studied canon law in Rome and by the late 1950s was assigned to the Vatican secretary of state's office. There, he befriended the future Pope Paul VI...
A hulking 6-foot-4 rugby player, he served as bodyguard and "advance man" on the pope's historic diplomatic outreach trips abroad." ... "He studied canon law in Rome and by the late 1950s was assigned to the Vatican secretary of state's office. There, he befriended the future Pope Paul VI...
To the dismay of the public prosecutor, an American Archbishop was not among 35 former employees and associates of an ill-fated bank who were indicted on charges of fraudulent bankruptcy here this month. Instead, the American, Archbishop Paul C. Marcinkus of Cicero, Ill., is preparing to take up a new appointment at the Holy See after 20 years as president of the Institute for Religious Works, known as the Vatican Bank.
