Rome, Italy, Jun 27, 2007 / 09:42 am
In an article to be published Thursday by “L’Espresso,” Vatican watcher Sandro Magister explains why, despite the predictions of many analysts, big changes in the Roman Curia are not a priority for Benedict XVI.
In an article entitled, “The Reform that Doesn’t Exist,” Magister points out that the “few appointments made in the curia by Pope Joseph Ratzinger, interpreted by almost everyone as the prelude to a general revolution, have remained what they are: few and isolated.”