Pope Francis and the Cardinals Gather in the Vatican for the Consistory
On June 26 and 27, Vatican City will host a very important event for the Catholic Church: the Consistory. During these two days, Pope Francis will meet with cardinals from all over the world to discuss central themes of faith and the organization of the Church.
The event will officially begin on the morning of Friday, June 26, at 7:30 a.m. The Pope will preside over a solemn Mass in St. Peter's Basilica. This moment of prayer will open the working days and allow all participants to gather in an atmosphere of reflection before starting the technical debates.
The program of the Consistory includes various activities to foster dialogue among religious leaders. The cardinals will participate in question-and-answer sessions and moments of common prayer. One of the most interesting aspects will be the organization of group work, which will allow participants to exchange ideas and opinions in a more direct and personal way.
This meeting represents a fundamental opportunity for dialogue within the Catholic Church. Through collaboration and teamwork, the Pope and the cardinals will seek to address the challenges of the modern world and plan together the future of the global religious community.