Vatican Murders: (ePub)

Born in New England, George Lucien Gregoire completed his undergraduate and graduate work in Massachusetts schools. As the founding trustee of organizations affording education to impaired children and in connection with his work in cooperative education, he has served on boards of secondary schools and universities. He spent his professional career as a financial officer of corporations and was an American industrialist operating in Central America dealing with the same banks the Vatican was dealing with when the Great Vatican Bank Scandal and the Revolution of the Poor he speaks of in this book took place. Gregoire spent most of his military service as a Pentagon officer in the Arctic Circle in connection with espionage missions up over the top during the Cold War, and was a NATO (CIA) agent operating out of Milan when he first made the acquaintance of John Paul in the sixties, when the Pope—a little known bishop of a mountain province in northern Italy—was leading the 'priest-worker movement' which eventually gave rise to the Communist Party in Italy. // Insofar as 'The Vatican Murders' presents compelling evidence linking prominent American and Italian statesmen and Vatican cardinals to the murders of Pope John Paul I and his allies including Russian Metropolitan Rotov Nikodim, Aldo Moro and other leaders of the Marxist movement in the western world, the author reminds the reader it was the sworn duty of these men imposed upon them by the laws of their nations and the principles of their faith to head off what they saw as a dangerous slide to the left. // "Watch as one beautiful life explodes into a trail of death and destruction in the Roman Catholic Church." Howard Jason Smith, Globe.

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