One is that some raised the issue about the proclamation of “Predicate Evangelium” that lay people could be heads of dicasteries; there were some who challenged that.

Pope Francis opened a two-day meeting of almost 200 cardinals this morning, Aug. 29, to discuss “Predicate Evangelium,” the constitution for the reform of the Roman Curia.

In his various reform efforts, spelled out clearly in his 2022 apostolic constitution Predicate Evangelium restructuring and outlining the role of the Roman Curia, the pope prioritized a diverse ...

This is the case, for example, with the Dicastery for Evangelization, which, under Predicate Evangelium, is directly led by the pope as prefect, but is administered by two pro-prefects overseeing ...

This year could see sweeping changes at the top of the curia, even without the publication of the long-awaited new Vatican constitution expected to be called "Predicate evangelium." ...

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Among the novelties announced in "Predicate evangelium" is then the idea that the management of the Vatican departments should no longer be the prerogative only of the pope, bishops and ordained ...

The council’s meeting this week was the first since the promulgation of the new apostolic constitution Predicate Evangelium in March.

Before 2022, it was hard to imagine a woman leading a Vatican dicastery. That changed when Pope Francis introduced “Predicate Evangelium.” This document reformed the governance of the Roman Curia.

Burke said that canon lawyers are still examining the constitution, which is provisionally titled Predicate evangelium.