Archbishop Georg Gänswein has offered his first public reflections on the new pontificate of Pope Leo XIV, praising what he described as a renewed sense of “normality” within the life of the Church and inside the Vatican itself.
In an interview with EWTN this week, the longtime personal secretary to Pope Benedict XVI said he sees signs of growing “stability and serenity” in the early months of Pope Leo’s papacy. The German archbishop, who served as Prefect of the Papal Household under both Benedict and Francis, has kept a lower profile in recent years. His comments mark one of the first major assessments from a former Curial insider since Pope Leo’s election last year.
