Pope Moves St. Peter’s Archpriest to Italian Diocese without Naming Successor
Gambetti leaves three Vatican posts to lead the archdiocese after Archbishop Bruno Forte resigned at the age limit, Vatican News said.
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Pope moves St. Peter’s archpriest to Italian diocese without naming successor
The Vatican announced Cardinal Mauro Gambetti will now lead the Italian Archdiocese of Chieti-Vasto. The post Pope moves St. Peter’s archpriest to Italian diocese without naming successor first appeared on OSV News.
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Pope appoints Cardinal Gambetti as new Archbishop of Chieti-Vasto
Pope Leo XIV has chosen the 60-year-old Cardinal from Bologna, a Conventual Franciscan, as the new shepherd of the archdiocese in Abruzzo, after accepting the resignation of Archbishop Bruno Forte, 77. Since February 2021, Gambetti has served as Vicar General of His Holiness for Vatican City, Archpriest of St. Peter’s Papal Basilica in the Vatican, and President of the Fabric of Saint Peter. Previously, from 2013 to 2020, he was Custos of the Sa…
Bergoglio brought the Franciscan convent to the Vatican, the management of the Vatican basilica increased revenue but aroused some perplexity. Now his key position in the Roman Curia is vacant
Pope Leo XIV appointed Cardinal Mauro Gambetti as archbishop of Chieti-Vasto. The monastery, already guardian of the Sacred Convent of Assisi promoted cardinal by Pope Francis on 28 November 2020, therefore leaves the Basilica of St. Peter, of which he was archpriest from 20 February 2021, the presidency of the Fabbrica of St. Peter and the office of Vicar General of His Holiness for the State of Vatican City. Gambetti will assume the new office…
Cardinal Gambetti, the former archpriest of Saint Peter, was transferred by Pope Leo XIV. He takes over the leadership of the Italian Archdiocese of Chieti. This is one of the first major personnel decisions under Leo XIV.
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