Pope Leo XIV has appointed Archbishop Grzegorz Rysia of Krakow to the Council for the Economy. This nomination arrives alongside appointments of lay experts from various countries, strengthening the council’s diverse skillset. The Council for the Economy, originally established by Pope Francis, oversees the economic and financial activities of both the Holy See and Vatican City State. Its primary function is to provide supervision and guidance for financial management. Rysia’s inclusion reflects the Pope’s trust in his expertise. The appointments signal a continued focus on transparency and responsible economic governance within the Vatican. This move aims to ensure prudent financial stewardship of the Catholic Church’s resources.