Negli ultimi due anni - rivela Dagospia - la Chiesa ha venduto beni per quasi 50 milioni. Il patrimonio gestito dallo Ior sfiora i 6 miliardi. In Italia si stimano 200mila posti letto gestiti da religiosi
L'ultimo a essere venduto è stato un immenso complesso monastico sulla Camilluccia, alle spalle di Monte Mario. Nella stessa arteria a nord ovest della Capitale, zona Trionfale, un tempo tappezzata di rifugi per pellegrini e lazzareti, l'immobiliarista casertano Giuseppe Statuto (nella foto) si è portato via un ex convento del XVIII secolo di importante valenza storica, con una superficie di quasi 5 mila metri quadri, ed inserito in un'area naturale tre volte più grande.
Ma Statuto, l'enfant prodige dei nuovi palazzinari romani , l'unico ad non essere sfiorato dalle disavventure giudiziarie dei «furbetti del quartierino», in arte Stefano Ricucci and Danilo Coppola, must have good saints in heaven.
really: because it is one of the few professionals to have access to the real estate business of the Church. And so with his Michele Amari and other subsidiaries engaged in the Capital (Bixio 15, Diemme Property Derilca, Egis) in recent years has gone collecting valuable immobiili abandoned by religious congregations, orders and fraternities.
The breakthrough came at the end of 2002 with the appointment of Cardinal Attilio Nicora for president of the Administration of Patrimony of the Apostolic (APSA), one of two economic pillars of the Vatican, with the Institute for Works of Religion (IOR), the papal bank. A holding company, APSA, which in Rome is the owner of goods for a few million, so stated at historical cost, and stacked or ultrapopolari always popular, while still located in the center.
Through companies such as Sire, who headed two palaces in Piazza Cola di Rienzo, valued even 3 million and leased to the Anti-Mafia Investigation Department, the Building Leonina, with other local 3 million are employed by the Interior Ministry, and Nicholas of Recco, owner of four apartments, from the nominal value of just € 50 000.
but instead has an enormous power to address the immense wealth which belongs to the Church and over 30 000 religious organizations operating in the area.
A heritage lost on every census in almost eighty years that followed the Concordat in 1929 governs the relationship between the state and the Vatican. As he had also stressed Francesco Rutelli, the day after the revision of the Lateran Pacts. In a heated parliamentary debate on the law of April 1985 which established the Fund places of worship, the then deputy radical had to put on record the endless list of buildings of ecclesiastical entities in the city of Rome to the consistency of the real property of the Curia.
And so the vision of a reverse confession "poor widow" who had led the Democrats to pass on to the state of one million lire (time) costs of the year, for the maintenance places used for worship. Rutelli later became mayor, and the rain of public funds came with the Jubilee of 2000, 3,500 billion lire for car parks and underpasses, restoration of chapels and buildings, building renovations and new housing for pilgrims, has contributed to ' further Expansion of the Church on earth.
fifteenth Institute of Sisters, 300 parishes, 250 Catholic schools, 200 non-parish churches, 200 houses generalates, 90 religious institutions, 65 nursing homes, 50 missions, 43 colleges, 30 monasteries, 20 nursing homes, many workshops, 18 hospitals, 16 monasteries, 13 speakers, 10 fraternities, six hospices. They are almost 2 000 religious bodies residing in the capital, and are owners of approximately 20 000 land and buildings, divided between the city and province.
Un quarto di Roma, a spanne, è della Curia. Partendo dalla fine di via Nomentana, all'altezza dell'Aniene, dove le Orsoline possiedono un palazzo di sei piani da oltre 50 mila metri quadri di superficie, mentre le suore di Maria Ripatrarice si accontentano di un convento di tre piani; e scendendo a sud est per le centralissime via Sistina e via dei Condotti, fino al Pantheon e a piazza Navona, dove edifici barocchi e isolati di proprietà di confraternite e congregazioni si alternano a istituzioni come la Pontificia università della Santa Croce.
E ancora, continuando giù the Tiber and Tiber Island , which belongs entirely to the Hospital of St John of God then on again to the Gianicolo, along the Vatican until the Aurelia Antica, where stands the imposing Villa Aurelia , a residence with 160 beds, with a chapel and a private terrace overlooking St. Peter's, which belongs to the general house of the Sacred Heart.
It's all religious bodies. An immense treasure that has accumulated in decades thanks to bequests and donations more than 8000 last year in one area of \u200b\u200bRome city. But that's not the capital. The Curia has possessions conspicuous even in strongholds of white Triveneto and Lombardy: Verona, Padova, Trento. Or in Bergamo and Brescia, where the same grandchildren of Paul VI, Montini, real estate agents to do the job.
"The 20-22% of the national housing stock is of the Church," Franco Alemani estimate of the King, who always attends sisters and brothers in the business of the brick. Not to mention the property abroad. "In the mid-90s the goods of the missions were around 800 to 900 billion old lire, they would be worth ten times more," says the real estate Victor Casale, a Freemason acclaimed at the time was called by Cardinal Jozef Tomko to participate in a proposed restructuring of the assets of Propaganda Fide, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Vatican.
We said Cardinal Nicora. Closely tied to Angelo Caloia, Mediocredito central banker has expressed the renewal of the IOR after the crack of ragweed, Nicora was for the 90s' assistant and spiritual stimulator "of a small coterie of Milan, Culture, Ethics and Finance Group, created to "to compare with the overwhelming Catholicism impose the primacy of economics and finance," Giancarlo Galli as he wrote in his book on Church and knowledgeable capitalism (White Finance, 2004). On reaching the summit of ODA, Nicora has sought to bring order in the real estate portfolio of the Holy See, along the same lines of the bankers that he attended .
discovered with the Jubilee, the phenomenon of religious tourism has gained increased attention from the upper echelons of the Church. Around this new business has developed the ORP of Monsignor Liberio Andreatta, which owns the travel agency Quo Vadis. Together with the CIT Group, the Holy See had also messo a punto un progetto molto ambizioso per creare a Pietrelcina, il luogo natio di Padre Pio, un polo turistico religioso, con 76 milioni di investimenti: poi la crisi dell’operatore viaggi ha fermato tutto. Ma che il settore sia in crescita lo dicono le cifre: in tutto il paese si contano circa 3.300 case per ferie gestite da enti religiosi, con un giro d'affari annuo stimato in 4,5 miliardi, e 200 mila posti letto.
Di questi 5 mila sono a Roma, città che solo a Pasqua registra più di 600 mila pellegrini. Oltretutto il calo delle vocazioni ha svuotato abbazie e monasteri, che sono più di 2 mila in tutta Italia, e questo proprio mentre orders were called to respond to a new economic rationality. It's a boom that multiplied the sites to transform ancient monasteries and religious colleges in shelters, hotels and real, especially in the capital.
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