Valentina Di Giorgio

2 weeks ago | zenit.org | Valentina Di Giorgio

(ZENIT News / Vatican City, 05.19.2025).- Pope Leo XIV has appointed Cardinal Baldassare Reina as the new Grand Chancellor of the Pontifical John Paul II Theological Institute for Marriage and Family Sciences. The announcement, made public by the Holy See Press Office on Monday May 19, marks a significant course correction after nearly a decade of contested leadership and theological ambiguity.

2 weeks ago | zenit.org | Valentina Di Giorgio

(ZENIT News / Vatican City, 05.18.2025).- After the Mass at the beginning of his pontificate, Pope Leo XIV received Ukrainian President Zelensky in a private audience. He was one of only two leaders received (the other was Peruvian President Dina Boluarte). After the audience, Zelensky said on social networks: “After the inauguration Mass, we had a meeting with Pope Leo XIV. We are grateful to His Holiness for the audience.

2 weeks ago | es.zenit.org | Valentina Di Giorgio

(ZENIT Noticias / Ciudad del Vaticano, 19.05.2025).- El Papa León XIV ha nombrado al Cardenal Baldassare Reina nuevo Gran Canciller del Pontificio Instituto Teológico Juan Pablo II para las Ciencias del Matrimonio y la Familia. El anuncio, hecho público por la Oficina de Prensa de la Santa Sede el lunes 19 de mayo, marca un cambio de rumbo significativo tras casi una década de liderazgo controvertido y ambigüedad teológica.

3 weeks ago | es.zenit.org | Valentina Di Giorgio

(ZENIT Noticias / Ciudad del Vaticano, 18.05.2025).- Tras la misa de inicio de pontificado, el Papa León XIV recibió en audiencia privada al presidente ucraniano Zelensky. Fue uno de los dos únicos líderes recibidos (la otra fue la presidenta peruana Dina Boluarte). Tras la audiencia, Zelensky manifestó en las redes sociales: “Agradecemos a Su Santidad la audiencia. Para millones de personas en todo el mundo, el Pontífice es un símbolo de esperanza de paz.

3 weeks ago | zenit.org | Valentina Di Giorgio

(ZENIT News / Rome 05.15.2025).- Only four days into his pontificate, Pope Leo XIV has already received a pointed and public message from the Vatican’s Synod leadership—one that both welcomes and, subtly, instructs. In a move that has raised eyebrows in Rome, the General Secretariat of the Synod released an open letter addressed to the newly elected pope, simultaneously publishing it on its official website in multiple languages and promoting it across social media platforms.