Join us as we explore the recent changes to the Vatican City Constitution, a rare and remarkable occasion that will govern the Vatican City State. From the historic 1929 Lateran Pacts to the previous amendment by Pope Saint John Paul II in 2000, the Vatican’s fundamental law has evolved. In this video, we delve into the significance of Pope Francis’s decision to update the constitution, empowering the laity and emphasizing the sovereign power of the Pope. Discover how this new legal framework aims to establish transparency and meet the challenges of the modern world. Journey through the majestic Vatican City, witnessing its role as an instrument for evangelization. Don’t miss this insightful exploration of the Vatican City Constitution and its impact on the mission of the Church.
Pope Francis issues new ‘fundamental law’ for Vatican City State: Explainer
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