Vatican hunts suspected Vatileaks mastermind as butler is charged One theory is that Mr Gabriele, who has been the Pope's butler since 2006, has been made a scapegoat for the real masterminds - senior figures in the Catholic Church out to undermine Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Vatican secretary of state. Another is that the leaking is aimed at the Pope's private secretary Monsignor Georg Ganswein, who has angered many of the Vatican old guard by giving interviews to glossy Italian weekly magazines. One source said: "Monsignor Georg has brought to public attention a role that should be very private and that has resulted in many people getting jealous because they see him as having far too much influence over Pope Benedict." On Saturday Mr Gabriele was charged with aggravated theft and last night he was still in custody in a Vatican cell. In an interview with La Repubblica newspaper his wife Manuela Citti said: "This has been a hard blow for all of us. I can't speak about the investigation. All I can say is that I know my husband's loyalty and his loyalty to his job. On Sunday in his Pentecost sermon, the Pope made no direct reference to the arrest of Mr Gabriele but Vatican commentators pointed to the words he used as an acknowledgement of the dramatic developments. Communication between people is becoming more superficial and difficult. We see daily events in which it appears men have become more aggressive, confrontational, they seem to be concerned only with themselves, their own interests," he said.