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AI must serve human potential, not compete against it, pope says
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AI must serve human potential, not compete against it, pope says

Carol GlatzDecember 14, 20236 min read
All forms of artificial intelligence should be used to alleviate human suffering, promote integral development and help end wars and conflicts, not increase inequality and injustice in the world, Pope Francis said in his message for World Peace Day 2024.
Christians must be open to listening to God, helping others, pope says
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Christians must be open to listening to God, helping others, pope says

Carol GlatzDecember 13, 20233 min read
Christians must be open to the Word of God and to welcoming and serving others, Pope Francis said.
Prudent use of Vatican finances is essential for mission, pope says
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Prudent use of Vatican finances is essential for mission, pope says

Cindy WoodenDecember 13, 20233 min read
The Vatican’s financial planning, budgeting, auditing, investing and saving are essential for carrying out the Catholic Church’s mission and must be handled with the highest sense of responsibility and prudence, Pope Francis wrote in a letter to the staff of the Secretariat for the Economy.
Pope says he’ll be buried outside the Vatican, is simplifying funeral
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Pope says he’ll be buried outside the Vatican, is simplifying funeral

Justin McLellanDecember 13, 20233 min read
Pope Francis said he has decided to be buried in Rome’s Basilica of St. Mary Major instead of in St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican and that he has simplified the rites for a papal funeral.
Vatican offers further guidance on handling cremains
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Vatican offers further guidance on handling cremains

Carol GlatzDecember 13, 20235 min read
The Vatican Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith has upheld a rule mandating that the ashes of the deceased be preserved in a consecrated place, but it also said family members could request “a minimal part of the ashes” be kept in a sacred place “of significance for the history of the deceased person.”
Message of Guadalupe based in simplicity, not ideology, pope says
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Message of Guadalupe based in simplicity, not ideology, pope says

Justin McLellanDecember 12, 20233 min read
The iconic image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, which has become a cultural and spiritual symbol for Latin America, cannot be used to promote any kind of ideology, but must maintain its message of simple love, Pope Francis said.
Council to ask pope to authorize studies on key synod topics
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Council to ask pope to authorize studies on key synod topics

Cindy WoodenDecember 12, 20235 min read
The council of the Synod of Bishops will ask Pope Francis to authorize studies on the need to update canon law, revise the rules for priestly formation, deepen a theological reflection on the diaconate — including the possibility of ordaining women deacons — and consider revising a document that provides norms for the relationship of a bishop with members of religious orders in his diocese.
Special guests at dinner under Bernini’s colonnade — the homeless
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Special guests at dinner under Bernini’s colonnade — the homeless

Paulina GuzikDecember 12, 20233 min read
For the first time in history, 150 homeless people had a festive meal, served by Italian journalists and their families, under the famous baroque Bernini’s colonnade in St. Peter’s Square.
Disconnecting from social media ‘essential’ to Christian life, pope says
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Disconnecting from social media ‘essential’ to Christian life, pope says

Justin McLellanDecember 11, 20233 min read
To connect with God, Christians must disconnect from the “pollution of vain words and chatter” that reach them through social media and instead seek silence in the desert, Pope Francis said.
Weeping Mary is sign of her motherly love, pope says
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Weeping Mary is sign of her motherly love, pope says

Cindy WoodenDecember 11, 20232 min read
Commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Weeping Madonna of Syracuse, a plaster image of Mary hung in the bedroom of a newlywed couple in southern Italy that began shedding tears, Pope Francis said the miraculous sign is a reminder of Mary’s maternal presence and her desire that all people would know the love and peace of her son.
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