Seals removed from the papal apartment of the Apostolic Palace

Pope Leo XIV reopens sealed papal apartment but will he live there?

Pope Leo XIV has reopened the papal apartment, sealed since Pope Francis' death, raising questions about his approach to tradition.

The accesses had been closed by a protocol after the death of Francis. The new pontiff visited other dependencies of the Vatican.

The new pontiff reopened the rooms where the Popes lived until Ratzinger but used by Bergoglio only as an office. St. Martha remains closed instead

Closed by Bergoglio, Leo could live there. Leave the seals in the Apostolic Palace

Papal apartments at Apostolic Palace reopened, ready for use

VATICAN // The Vatican officially reopened the historic papal apartments in the Apostolic Palace in the afternoon of Sunday, May 11, according to a press release… The post Papal apartments at Apostolic Palace reopened, ready for use appeared first on CatholicVote org.

Seals removed from the papal apartment of the Apostolic Palace

The reopening of the papal apartment took place following the Regina Caeli in the presence of the Camerlengo, Cardinal Farrell; the Secretary of State, Cardinal Parolin; the Substitute, Archbishop Peña Parra; the Secretary for Relations with States, Archbishop Gallagher; and the Regent of the Papal Household, Archbishop Sapienza. Read all