Bishop Cavalli's Departure Raises the Question of the Vatican's Future Role in Medjugorje: Will Pope Leo Appoint Anyone?
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Aldo Kavalo's departure from Medjugorje has raised an important question: Will Pope Leo XIV appoint a successor? - However, the Vatican has not yet announced an official decision on the date of the end of his ministry, nor is it known who his successor could possibly be.
The announcement of the departure of Monsignor Aldo Cavalli from Medjugorje raised the question of whether Pope Leo will appoint a new apostolic visitor for that parish.
After almost five years of Monsignor Aldo Cavalli's ministry in Medjugorje, a question arises that is bigger than the choice of his successor: will Pope Leo XIV even appoint a new apostolic visitor or is it time for Medjugorje to return to the regular framework of the Mostar-Duvno diocese? The announcement of the departure of Monsignor...
Italian portals dedicated to Medjugorje have reported the expiration of the mandate of Monsignor Aldo Cavalli as Apostolic Visitor for the parish of Medjugorje. Monsignor Cavalli has already handed over his service to Pope Leo XIV, and according to Italian portals, he will celebrate his 80th birthday on October 18, 2026, after which he should step down from his duties as Apostolic Visitor for the parish […] The post After five years of service, …
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