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| Lord Patten organised the UK Papal Visit of 2010 |
Seven months after hiring a consulting firm to study the Vatican’s
communications structures, the Vatican has set up an 11-member committee
to suggest ways to increase collaboration and cut costs and has
appointed British Lord Patten of Barnes as its president.
Chris Patten, former chairman of the BBC Trust and former chancellor
of the University of Oxford, will serve as president of the commission.
The 70-year-old British public servant is a Catholic and was
co-ordinator of Pope Benedict XVI’s trip to the United Kingdom in 2010.
Australian Cardinal George Pell, prefect of the Vatican Secretariat
for the Economy and a member of Pope Francis’ Council of Cardinals,
announced the formation of the committee at a news conference on July 9.
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