US EditionWomen's Rule in the Vatican. Abuse of Law - or Completely Legal Power?
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Can nuns rule the Roman Curia? Pope Francis has decided that yes – and no at the same time. Leo XIV inherited a big mess from him. What will he do? Luisella Scrosati ponders this question in the Italian “La Nuova Bussola Quotidiana”. Pope Leo XIV recently appointed a new secretary in the Dicastery for Religious. It is Sister Tiziana Merletti. She will help another nun in the government, because by the will of Pope Francis, the function of prefec…
A month has passed since the solemn inauguration of Leo XIV's pontificate. Since May 18, the Pope has held many meetings and delivered numerous speeches. The emerging lines of the new pontificate are drawn by Ludwig Ring-Eifel, the Roman correspondent for German-language press agencies. Here they are: Continuity with Francis In some respects, Leo XIV clearly followed in the footsteps of his predecessor. This concerns the appointment of women to …
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