U.S. nuncio says he'll stay, helps prepare for synod, Biden-pope meeting

WASHINGTON (CNS) -- Archbishop Christophe Pierre, the 75-year-old apostolic nuncio to the United States, said when he met Pope Francis at the Vatican Sept. 6, the pope asked him to remain in his post instead of retiring.

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