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Pope Leo Replaces Cardinal Paglia at John Paul II Institute

  • Pope Leo XIV has designated Cardinal Baldassare Reina to replace Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia as the head of the Pontifical Institute focused on marriage and family studies named after John Paul II.
  • Archbishop Paglia retired upon reaching the Vatican's mandatory retirement age of 80, after serving as grand chancellor since 2016 amid controversies related to his restructuring of the institute and statements on ethical issues.
  • The institute, founded by St. John Paul II in 1982 following the 1980 Synod of Bishops, was reoriented under Paglia with statutes updated by Pope Francis in 2017 to emphasize a pastoral and missionary approach to family studies.
  • Cardinal Reina, created cardinal in December 2024 and papal vicar for Rome, is seen as a less controversial figure who advocates that the Church should adapt the times to the Gospel rather than changing its teachings.
  • Reina's appointment signals a return to the institute's earlier institutional framework amid ongoing shifts in the Church, suggesting a move from sociological and pastoral frameworks toward clearer doctrinal foundations on marriage and family.
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LifeSiteNews broke the news in on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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