Why did Pope Benedict the 16th resign the papacy on February 28th, 2013?

This has been a big mystery for most of us, but we now have many more clues in the resignation of Pope Ben the 16th because of the testimony of Archbishop Vigano.

Vino was at ground zero when the Vatican Bank scandal broke out in 2010-2011.

This led to the Vatilink scandal and more scandals culminating in this 300 page dossier that was presented to

Pope Ben the 16th months before he resigned. And so Vigano has really opened this up and his role in this recent testimony isn't new.

It actually goes back into his days with Bennett the 16th in 2010, with this scandal at the Vatican Bank. So let's look at what the

Vatican Bank is. Now the Vatican Bank is officially known as the IOR.

Institute for Works of Religion.

IOR stands for the Latin Institutum

pro-Aporibus religionis.

That's the Institute of Works of Religion.

Now, in newspapers and in news they call it the Vatican Bank.

I'm going to use the term Vatican Bank and IOR interchangeably,

they refer to the same Institute. Now the IOR was founded in 1942 by Pope Pius the 12

so it's a new institute. It's recent within the last 100 years and what's interesting about the IOR is it's not the property of the Holy See

It remains outside the jurisdiction of the prefecture for the economic affairs of the Holy See.

This makes it independent and therefore many people have conspiracies about what it is and

how it works.

Now the IOR is governed by a commission of five Cardinals and a

lay board of superintendents. Now let's look at the scandal of the IOR

the Vatican Bank going back to the year 2009.

In 2009, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, the same Vigano who released the 11-page document accusing Cardinals and yes, even

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