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The Prize, Determined Application of Nomination, Meryl Viola Bravo

I look forward to the succession of the Chair of St. Peter in our new Holy Pontiff, Pope Leo XIV as I continue to seek advisory counsel from active Priests of Local Ordinariates of the Dioceses and Archdioceses of the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops.

Daughter of the Church,

Meryl Viola Bravo, M.A.


May 11, 2025, Regina Caeli, Pope Leo XIV, Vatican News

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