"The Catholic Church" is a world-wide network of individual dioceses, each diocese is under a Bishop, and each individual diocese (of which there are thousands) owns their own assets. So there is no corporate world-wide Catholic Corporation. You would need to ask if the Diocese of Raleigh (or wherever)owns stock in Fiat.
No.
No, they own part of Chrysler.
No, Chrysler is partly owned by Fiat. GM has no ownership in Chrysler.
Ferrari own Fiat.
The other way around. Fiat (Italy) bought Ford Tractor. Prior to that they exported a tractor to the U.S. Called Hesston, then Fiat. The combining of Ford and Fiat is now called New Holland. I have a commercial tractor that has both Ford and New Holland decals.
Fiat owns a majority of Chrysler.
No
Dodge is part of FCA, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles. Fiat is the parent company.
No, the Vatican is managed by an appointed committee which has a president and vice president.
No, England is a Country in Great Britain and the UK. The Vatican is a city in Italy.
No, Chrysler is owned by Fiat.
Catholic Answer The Vatican owns Vatican City, a couple square miles in the middle of Rome, it is its own city-state, independent from Italy. It has its own bank, post office, library, Churches, miles of museums and the Apostolic palace. They also own the Holy Father's summer home, Castle Gandolfo. For a monarchy that guides the spiritual lives of people the world over, and has for two thousand years, it owns remarkably little, but, then, as Our Blessed Lord told us, His Kingdom is not of this world.
No