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Pope Francis has sold his Lamborghini and donated the money to good causes. The two-seater Huracan worth around $300,000 but was sold for $1,210,000. He signed and blessed the bonnet before the RM Sotheby's Monte Carlo sale at the weekend. Around $845,000 will be donated to the Iraqi city of Nineveh, attacked by ISIS.The remaining money will be split among three other charities.
Following his address during Eastern celebration by calling out Catholic Ministers who are power-hungry, vain and selfish.
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