Pope Benedict moves into papal apartments
Vatican City Pope Benedict XVI moves into the papal residence on the third floor of the Apostolic Palace sealing the room after John Paul II death and plans a first noontime blessing from the window May Day and Orthodox Basler tie in. He will meet Italian President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi on Tuesday in his first formal audience with a head of state since election.
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Vatican names Sodano dean of College of Cardinals
Cardinal Angelo Sodano, at 77 Vatican secretary of state since 1991, is named dean of the College of Cardinals by papal approval. He will lead the conclave if a pope dies, with Cardinal Roger Ebacheray of France as deputy. Benedict XVI’s leadership ensures a smooth Vatican transition.
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Vatican reviews American seminaries under new pope
A Vatican led appraisal of American seminaries begun years ago amid sex abuse turmoil is to be renewed under the new pope. The evaluation will probe celibacy teaching and whether gay men should enter priesthood, with officials predicting limited changes.
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