Pope Francis has appointed Ms. Giuliani Secretary and Member of the Sacred Archeology Commission of the Holy See and Ms. Alibrandi Deputy Secretary General of the Department of Culture and Education of the Holy See.
(Vatican News Network) The number of women leading the Holy See and related institutions is growing. On November 25, the Holy See announced several appointments by Pope Francis, including key positions held by women. The first is the Sacred Archeology Commission of the Holy See, of which the Pope has adjusted the top management and appointed Bishop Pasquale Iacobone as president of the Commission, of which Raffaella Giuliani is secretary and member, and is part of the agency’s staff. till now.
Doctor Giuliani is Roman, married, and has written numerous articles on the Catacombs. On September 16 of this year, the Pope named you a leading member of the Pontifical Institute of Martyrs.
Furthermore, the Pope has appointed another woman as Deputy Secretary General of the Department of Culture and Education of the Holy See: she is Professor Antonella Sciarrone Alibrandi, Vice-Rector of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Milan, who also worked in the University Bank, Finance and Insurance School as professor of economic law. Dr. Alibrandi is also President of the Faculty of Economic Law Association.
In this position there is also the Secretary General of the Pontifical Institute of St. Thomas. The Pope has entrusted this task to Professor Luca Tuninetti, dean of the Faculty of Philosophy of the Pontifical University of Communications.
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