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Last update: an hour agoAI Encyclical Countdown: Pope Leo XIV is set to release “Magnifica Humanitas” on Monday, framing AI as an “anthropological” threat to human dignity and warning against technology that exploits people’s need for relationships; he’ll unveil it in Vatican City with Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah, a move already drawing attention amid US-AI tensions. Toxic Waste Justice: In Italy’s “Land of Fires” near Naples, Leo met grieving families and condemned “dizzying profits” earned while polluting land, water, and air—linking the crisis to decades of illegal dumping and impunity. Church-State Debate: A Faith Forum asks whether US church-state lines should be redrawn, reflecting a wider culture-war fight over how religion should shape public life. Abuse Redress Pressure: Ireland’s Taoiseach Micheál Martin pressed the Pope for “every effort” to get religious orders to take ownership of historical abuse redress. Humanitarian Signals: Catholic-linked aid groups warn Somalia is nearing catastrophe as hunger and malnutrition surge.
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