Dhaka, May 25 -- Pope Leo XIV took his message of building bridges and promoting dialogue to the Roman Curia on Saturday, in his first audience with members of the Catholic Church's governing body.The late Pope Francis had sometimes difficult relations with the Curia and Vatican officials, accusing them early in his papacy of "spiritual Alzheimer's" and a lust for power.The new pontiff, the first from the United States, said Saturday that his inaugural meeting was an opportunity to say thanks for all their work."Popes come and go, the Curia remains," Leo told the audience of officials, staff and their families in the Vatican's vast Paul VI hall.He repeated his first words from St Peter's Basilica when he became pope on May 8, where he urg...