Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle has formally assumed his titular role in the Suburbicarian Diocese of Albano in Italy.
He took possession of the diocese through a Mass at the Albano Cathedral on Saturday, October 11.
The suburbicarian diocese of Albano is one of the seven historical sees surrounding Rome, traditionally held by the highest-ranking cardinals.
Tagle was appointed to the position on May 24 by Pope Leo XIV, and the diocese was formerly held by Cardinal Robert Prevost.
Although Tagle holds the titular honor, the diocese will continue to be administered by its resident Bishop, Vincenzo Viva.
Tagle was accompanied by a large group of Filipinos, including members of his family and the Filipino community in Italy.
The ceremony was presided over by Bishop Vincenzo Viva and concelebrated by two other cardinals, three bishops, and about 100 priests.
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