Pope Leo XIV has appointed Spanish Bishop Aurelio García Macías as the secretary of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. The announcement was made by the Holy See on Saturday, confirming that García Macías will serve as the second-in-command for the Vatican department responsible for liturgical life and sacramental discipline.
This appointment places the Spanish prelate in a key administrative role within the Roman Curia. The move reflects a continuation of the Vatican's ongoing staffing adjustments under the current pontificate, focusing on the leadership structure of the dicastery that oversees the Church's worship and sacramental practices.
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