On "the daily" 29 November 2014 an article appeared Marco Lillo entitled "8 per thousand, The Court of Auditors: Spanish model? We would save 600 million "going to read the detail it turns out that the Court of Auditors, with a ponderosa report filed on 19 November, He concluded that the money granted, through the mechanism of 8 per thousand to the Catholic Church and other religions are too many. It seems to me that, at least as far as the Catholic Church, the Court of Auditors has a short memory. The Court forgets, In fact, that this law of’ 8 per thousand (law 20 may 1985 n. 222) founded by new agreements between the Concordatory Italian and the Catholic Church, abrogated the foregoing from Concordat of 1929 (c. d. Lateran Treaty) namely l’ provision by the State of “supplements of congruent” some sort of salary that Italian State recognized to pastors to partially compensate for the actual theft of church property took place in the second half of 1800 with what is commonly called the “subversive of ecclesiastical legislation ’ axis”, started quietly with laws Sainsbury and then continued with the Royal Decree 3036 of 7 July 1866 religious orders and suppression of the guilds (running from the law of 28 June 1866, n° 2987), and the law 3848 of 15 August 1867 for settlement of the ecclesiastical Axis. A portion of this immense wealth taken from the Italian Catholic Church with these arbitrary laws that violated previous international agreements and more openly the right to private property, today is still held by the State and administered by the Ministry of’ Italian Interior through down places of worship. So much for having a’ the Fund idea, Besides being the owner of 750 Among the oldest and most beautiful churches in the world (For example: Santa Croce, Santa Maria Novella and San Marco in Florence; Santa Maria in Aracoeli, Santa Maria del Popolo, Sant Andrea delle Fratte ’, Santa Maria della Vittoria, Sant Ignazio ’, Saint Frances Of Rome, Santa Maria sopra Minerva, Sant ’ Andrea della Valle and the Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo al Celio in Rome; Santa Chiara with the adjoining monastery ’, San Domenico Maggiore and San Gregorio Armeno in Naples; the Church of Jesus-professed house and Santa Maria dell ’ Admiral or Martorana in Palermo) It has also become owner, According to the above laws, countless works of ’ art and furnishings pertaining to sacred buildings, they are often beautiful examples of goldsmith crafts, wood and textile. Also the Italian State has incorporated, using the same system, several works by Michelangelo, Guido Reni, Paolo Veneziano, Caravaggio, Bernini, as well as many other goods, from the estate of ecclesiastical origin with historical interest, buildings bearing properly, such vast forest areas or valuable land already incorporated in demesne and sold, over time, at great cost to individuals through public auction. Probably if you were well reckoned by Italian State unlawfully expropriated (with its annuities never perceived over time to the Catholic Church) and since the State gave Italian until now would the Catholic Church to be strongly owed. You think only to the fact that for example in Turin one of the expropriated land and passed to the State is the Central and elegant via Pietro Micca which starts from piazza Castello and reaches the Citadel. Those lands were only part of the, expropriated, agricultural estate in the parish of St Thomas, estate which continued under the present streets. Now anyone can understand how absurd to believe that he has paid such a well with a ridiculous charge of fair attributed to Pastor, supplement that today could be calculated as approximately one thousand two hundred euros per month (as established by the Lateran Treaty). If you think that the choice of’ eight per thousand has been strongly desired by Craxi to pay less than the proper supplements understands itself as any complaint of the State in this sense is nothing short of absurd.