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Afghan envoys to travel to Qatar for Taliban talks: Hamid KarzaiPope Francis will be officially installed as the new leader of the Roman Catholic Church on March 19, the Vatican said on Wednesday.
Vatican spokesperson Father Federico Lombardi also told a news conference that Francis had telephoned Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI shortly after his election, adding that he would visit him soon.
A papal inaugural mass is customarily attended by heads of state and governments.
(Reporting By Philip Pullella)
