Curia in a sentence

A Curia poll conducted for the Taxpayers' Union indicated Christopher Luxon's National Party has opened up a 5.5 percent lead over Labour.

In 2022, Francis appointed Czerny as prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, a department of the Roman Curia that focuses on serving forcibly displaced and marginalized populations.

Pope Francis brought him to Rome in 2019 to lead the Vatican’s Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples in the midst of his revamp of the Roman Curia.

The meeting with Bishop Teuma was held at the Curia in the presence of the Vicar General Mons.

Thus, he encouraged members of the Curia to nurture a culture of listening that transcends daily tasks and positions, giving value to relationships and maintaining an evangelical spirit marked by the ability to listen sincerely and without judgment.

Touchlight’s dbDNA is a novel solution that is widely applicable and versatile, advancing Curia’s mRNA manufacturing capabilities as a complement to its bioprocessing-grade plasmid offering.

Following the synodal process, the study of these themes will involve experts from all continents and the dicasteries of the Roman Curia, according to their competences.

Fundraising Abilities: The Legionaries of Christ were known for their exceptional fundraising skills, which may have provided them with protection within the Catholic Curia.

In March, the Archbishop’s Curia twice, flatly denied claims made in Merceica’s blog post.

The group of lay rebels in the Archdiocese of Ernakulam-Angamaly of the Syro-Malabar Church has said they will lay siege to apostolic administrator Bosco Puthur and archdiocesan curia members at the venue of the ordination of eight deacons.

The June 4–13 closed-door gathering of experts in theology, ecclesiology, and canon law is being held at the Jesuit general curia down the street from the Vatican.

Asked if religious services would be resuming anytime soon, a Curia spokesman told Times of Malta that Church authorities were in constant contact with the health authorities.

In addition to Cardinal-designate Gregory, Pope Francis chose as cardinal electors two officials of the Roman Curia and Bishops from Italy, Rwanda, Brunei, Chile, and the Philippines.

Pope Francis also gave the bishops the impression that in the upcoming reform of the Roman Curia, the renamed Dicastery for Eastern Churches would continue to expand its role of serving their churches rather than trying to control them.

The Gozo Diocese, together with the Gozitan Philatelic Society, will be issuing a commemorative card and a set of personalised stamps which will be available from the Gozo Curia.

These can be done at the Education Secretariat, Triq Dun Karlu Bondi, Victoria – the alley adjacent to the Bishop’s Curia.

When it comes to the nitty gritty of governance in this crisis, Pope Francis has acted through his Curia.

Did those four letters stand for the climate curia or a recent addition to the Trinity?

However, he knew that he had a broader authority than as head of the Roman Curia.

Jaucian thanked the archdiocesan curia for the evident success of the activities conducted in nine festival sites consisting 52 parishes in Metro Cebu.