Vatican City, Mar 21: The Vatican’s communications chief resigned today amid controversy over the release of a letter by retired pope Benedict XVI about Pope Francis.
“After carefully reflecting and thinking over the reasons for your request… I respect your decision and I accept with some difficulty your resignation,” the pope wrote to Monsignor Dario Vigano in a letter made public by the Vatican.
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