The cost of that development has risen to 31 million, or six times the estimated amount in advance.

The German Catholic Bishop Franz-Peter Tebartz von Elst, nicknamed the bling bishop, is under fire. Monday, it was announced that he would have the new episcopal palace. Millions from a social foundation title ix used
Süddeutsche Zeitung title ix quotes about an internal report that would be Wednesday. Sent to Pope Francis That report states that the bishop "millions of dollars" from a church charity has funneled into a construction project in Limburg, in the west of Germany. Money for the poor
The cost of that development has risen to 31 million, or six times the estimated amount in advance. According to sources, the costs may reach 40 million. From the internal report, written by an ecclesiastical inquiry, it appears that that money was originally intended title ix to help. Poor, large families title ix All employees of the diocese had a small portion of their wages cede to the foundation, which today no longer exists.
Tebartz von Elst developed together with its employees a complicated system, and put pressure on employees of the diocese for their plans to keep secret. In October, the bling bishop was already suspended by the Vatican. However, according title ix to the report, he is not going to submit his resignation. He remains convinced that he has only a relatively small mistakes. Pope decides
The bishop is now staying in a monastery in southern Bavaria. It remains unclear whether he returns to his diocese, in the German state of Hesse. It is now up to the Pope to decide on the future of Tebartz von Elst. According to Der Spiegel that would happen soon.
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