May 17, 2025
Komal Das
A Return to Tradition: Pope Leo XIV Moves into Apostolic Palace
Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S. pope, will live in the Apostolic Palace, unlike Pope Francis who preferred the Santa Marta hotel
The Apostolic Palace, a 16th-century building overlooking St. Peter's Square, includes a private library, dining room, and chapel
Renovations in the palace include modernized bathrooms and addressing damp walls Leo will move in after his inaugural Mass
Vatican officials say the palace offers better security for the pope compared to the hotel residence
Pope Francis chose simpler accommodations for community living and psychological health but used the palace for official meetings
The palace has been vacant since Pope Benedict XVI’s resignation in 2013 when he moved out
Pope Leo XIV is staying in his former Vatican apartment until renovations are complete
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