5 MINS AGO! Pope Leo XIV Announces NEW Role For Luis Tagle, And It’s Surprising!
In a stunning announcement that came just moments ago, Pope Leo XIV has appointed Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle to a new and unexpected position within the Vatican — a move that has surprised both insiders and global followers of the Catholic Church.
During a brief but powerful address at the Apostolic Palace in Vatican City, Pope Leo XIV stated that Cardinal Tagle would now serve as the “Prefect of Evangelization and Global Outreach”, a newly established role designed to reshape how the Church connects with the modern world.
This bold restructuring reflects the Pope’s desire to modernize the Church’s mission and reach in the 21st century. It also confirms that Cardinal Tagle — often seen as one of the most beloved and charismatic leaders in the Catholic hierarchy — remains central to the Pope’s vision of a global and compassionate Church.
“Cardinal Tagle brings with him the heart of Asia and the voice of the marginalized,” Pope Leo XIV said in his statement. “In this new role, he will not only guide our global mission but also help the Church rediscover its voice in places where it has grown quiet.”
During a brief but powerful address at the Apostolic Palace in Vatican City, Pope Leo XIV stated that Cardinal Tagle would now serve as the “Prefect of Evangelization and Global Outreach”, a newly established role designed to reshape how the Church connects with the modern world.
This bold restructuring reflects the Pope’s desire to modernize the Church’s mission and reach in the 21st century. It also confirms that Cardinal Tagle — often seen as one of the most beloved and charismatic leaders in the Catholic hierarchy — remains central to the Pope’s vision of a global and compassionate Church.
“Cardinal Tagle brings with him the heart of Asia and the voice of the marginalized,” Pope Leo XIV said in his statement. “In this new role, he will not only guide our global mission but also help the Church rediscover its voice in places where it has grown quiet.”
