Gabriele insisted “I don’t feel like a thief” and said he leaked the pope’s private correspondence out of a “visceral love” for the church and the pope. He has said he felt the pope wasn’t being informed of the “evil and corruption” in the Vatican, and that exposing the problems would put the church back on the right track.
“His Holiness: Pope Benedict XVI’s Secret Papers” convulsed the Vatican for months and prompted an unprecedented response, with the pope naming a commission of cardinals to investigate the origin of the leaks alongside Vatican magistrates.
Arru said Gabriele would return to his Vatican City apartment to begin serving his sentence. He has been held on house arrest there since July after spending his first two months in a Vatican detention room.
Gabriele was also ordered to pay court costs.
A papal pardon is widely expected, though it’s not known when it might be granted
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