1 of the more interesting things about this appointment is that, with good reason, it breaks a sort of episcopal glass ceiling on these sorts of appointments. If a new precedent is set that a bishop or cardinal need not lead an important Vatican office, then the game has changed https://t.co/jUWOEtzSpd

1 of the more interesting things about this appointment is that, with good reason, it breaks a sort of episcopal glass ceiling on these sorts of appointments. If a new precedent is set that a bishop or cardinal need not lead an important Vatican office, then the game has changed https://t.co/jUWOEtzSpd

— Michael Rogers, SJ (@mrogerssj) November 14, 2019

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