Pope picks Irish priest for top media role

A Dublin priest has been chosen by Pope Benedict to become one of the Vatican's most senior media advisors, the Catholic Church revealed today.

Pope picks Irish priest for top media role
Fri, 30 Nov, 2007 - 13:30

A Dublin priest has been chosen by Pope Benedict to become one of the Vatican's most senior media advisors, the Catholic Church revealed today.

Monsignor Paul Tighe will be second in command at the communications office at the Holy See.

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