In Vatican shake-up, Pope redefines role of second-in-command
Vatican City (Reuters) - When he was elected a year ago, Pope Francis promised to shake up the bureaucracy of the world's smallest country. He has started at the top - curbing the once-overarching role of the secretary of state.
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