Time Magazine released its “Person of the Year” issue today, and from a short-list of finalists including Miley Cyrus, Edward Snowden and Bashar Assad, the editors choose Pope Francis for the annual honor. Francis still has a lot to do, but his reforms to the Vatican bank and his staffing changes suggest he intends to deliver on the mandate he was given when he was elected: clean up the Curia.

A new report on the Vatican Bank shows a church, and a Pope, on the move, but with much left still to do.