Catholic church calls for a global AI regulatory framework as the Pope pontificates against the technology arms race, calling for the 'audacity of disarmament'

Wants AI to create a "more authentically just and human global society", but not impressed with what he's seen so far.
America Magazine

Pope Leo declares seven new saints, including first from Venezuela and Papua New Guinea

Pope Leo XIV spoke about the central importance of faith in today’s world as he declared that the Catholic Church has seven new saints—two from Venezuela, one from Papua New Guinea, one Armenian and three from Italy—on Sunday,

Former Satanic priest and a "doctor of the poor" among 7 new saints created by Pope Leo XIV

The Italian nuns canonized are Vincenza Maria Poloni, the 19th-century founder of Verona's Institute of the Sisters of Mercy, which cares primarily for the sick in hospitals, and Maria Troncatti of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians.
National Catholic Reporter

NCR Interview: Catholic Charities USA CEO on Leo's support, immigration, federal cuts

Kerry Alys Robinson reflected on Catholic Charities USA's 115th anniversary gathering in Puerto Rico, Pope Leo's first apostolic exhortation Dilexi Te and how CCUSA is navigating the moral demands of the present.
Catholic News Agency

Pope Leo XIV condemns usury, a grave sin that speaks to the corruption of the human heart

On Oct. 18, the Holy Father received the National Anti-Usury Council of Italy in the Vatican Apostolic Palace.
UCA News

Pope Leo’s 'Dilexi Te' challenges the Church in Asia

Pope Leo XIV's first apostolic exhortation, Dilexi Te, is a powerful call for solidarity with the poor, posing a direct challenge to the Church in Asia to confront the region's stark inequality
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