Reform May Be Coming to the Chapter of St Peter's Basilica
Until the middle of the 20th century, the chapter members had to be in the basilica on a daily basis to pray the hours, be in adoration, and serve in the liturgical celebrations.
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New Director Named for Vatican Financial Watchdog Authority
Pope Benedict XVI founded the AIF in 2010 to oversee Vatican financial transactions.
Three Cardinals Dropped From ‘C9’ as Vatican Reform Process Nears End
The Pope sent letters to Cardinals George Pell, Francisco Javier Errazuriz and Laurent Monsengwo at the end of October to thank them for their service.
Vatican Court Charges Former Bank President With Embezzlement
The institute is seeking compensation for damages estimated at more than 50 million euro (62 million dollars).
Cardinals Discuss Episcopal Conferences, Lowering Costs, Abuse-Case Procedures
This week’s papal council meetings took place Feb. 26-28 at the Vatican.
American Attorney Kim Daniels Appointed to Vatican’s Secretariat for Communications
Daniels, whose legal focus is religious freedom and pro-life issues, is the former spokeswoman for the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. She is a founder and director of Catholic Voices USA.
Vatican’s Major New Family Office Slowly Taking Shape
A lot of thought is going into the creation of a ‘super-dicastery’ for laity, family and life, the Vatican spokesman said on June 8.
The Pope’s Curial, Synodal and Cardinalate Appointments: A Three-Year Assessment
Part II: Reform of the Vatican’s operations has been a central priority of the Holy Father’s papacy, but concerns have arisen over some of his picks.
Father Lombardi Will Step Down at Vatican Radio
Jesuit who serves as papal spokesman will continue to serve as director of the Holy See Press Office.
