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The document Traditionis Custodes, promulgated by Pope Francis, restricted the celebration of the Traditional Mass in Latin

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Holy See Intervenes in French Religious Community Flourishing in Vocations

Two years after the Pastoral Visit, the Dicastery for the Clergy appointed Monsignor Matthieu Dupont, Bishop of Laval, and Father François-Marie Humann, Abbot of Mondaye, as Apostolic Assistants. Both worked for for three years for a historical rereading of the foundation, addressing among other subjects, accusations of former members against Father Jean-François Guérin.

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¿Trump and Kamala? Pope Francis asks all Catholics to pray for politicians in August

In The Pope Video for August, Pope Francis invites us to pray for political leaders, that they might “work for the common good.” In the video message that accompanies his prayer intention, the Pope affirms that even though “politics doesn’t have a very good reputation, it is much more noble than it appears.” The Pope also invites us to thank the “many politicians who carry out their duties with a will to serve, not of power.”