Earlier version, Tuesday 13 October
Pope Leo XIV appoints Cardinal Luis Antonio G. Tagle as Dean of the College of Cardinals
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Pope Leo XIV approved the election of Cardinal Luis Antonio G. Tagle as the new dean of the College of Cardinals on October 8, 2026. Tagle, who serves as pro-prefect of the Dicastery for Evangelization, was elected by the cardinals of the order of bishops.
Tagle will take the title of the suburbicarian church of Ostia while retaining the title of the suburbicarian church of Albano. He succeeds Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, who resigned from the office of dean and becomes dean emeritus, retaining the title of the suburbicarian church of Sabina-Poggio Mirteto.
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Earlier version, Tuesday 13 October
Pope Leo XIV appoints Cardinal Luis Antonio G. Tagle as Dean of the College of Cardinals
Earlier version, Monday 12 October
Pope Leo XIV appoints Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle as Dean of College of Cardinals
Earlier version, Monday 12 October
Pope Leo XIV appoints Luis Antonio G. Tagle as Dean of the College of Cardinals
Earlier version, Sunday 11 October
Pope Leo XIV appoints Cardinal Luis Antonio G. Tagle as new Dean of the College of Cardinals
Earlier version, Sunday 11 October
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle elected dean of the College of Cardinals
Earlier version, Saturday 10 October
Pope Leo XIV appoints Luis Antonio G. Tagle as dean of College of Cardinals
Earlier version, Saturday 10 October
Pope Leo XIV accepts Cardinal Re's resignation, appoints Cardinal Tagle as Dean of College of Cardinals
Earlier version, Friday 9 October
Pope Leo XIV accepts resignation of Giovanni Battista Re as Dean of the College of Cardinals and appoints Luis Antonio G. Tagle as new Dean
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