AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPapal Diplomacy & UK Visit: Britain’s apostolic nuncio says a Pope Leo XIV trip to England is “likely” and “unavoidable,” pointing to renewed Catholic life and a “time of grace” after decades of secularization. Vatican Culture: The Vatican Apostolic Library will host Pope Leo’s Sept. 14 contemporary water-themed exhibition, “AQVA Catastrophe and Wonder,” bridging centuries-old heritage with modern art. Church Governance: Pope Leo XIV’s first schism deepens after excommunications tied to the Society of St. Pius X ordaining bishops without approval, with U.S. SSPX communities watching closely. War of Words: Vatican officials insist Leo’s Iran war critiques are “spiritual,” not political, amid a months-long feud with President Trump. Humanitarian Focus: A Vatican diplomat at the UN warns HIV progress must not hide that children remain vulnerable. Local Church Restructuring: Iowa’s Archdiocese of Dubuque ends weekend Mass at nearly half its parishes as it consolidates into larger pastorates. Global Peace Agenda: Nobel laureates and AI experts will gather at Borgo Laudato si’ to draft a “disarmed and disarming peace” declaration.
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