Pope Leo XIV has initiated significant changes in the Vatican's financial strategy, addressing and amending certain reforms implemented under Pope Francis. On Monday, Leo overturned a 2022 law that centralized financial authority within the Vatican bank, shifting towards more adaptable financial dealings.

This recent legislation underscores Leo's intention to rectify decisions from Francis' era and adjust the Vatican's power structure. The annulled law had previously surprised many by conflicting with the Holy See's foundational constitution, which assigns asset management responsibilities to the APSA.

Additionally, Leo's actions include a reshuffle in the Vatican's fundraising body, hinting at forthcoming strategic modifications aimed at restoring confidence among major donors. Amid the

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