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Laws, ethical principles can ensure AI benefits all, speakers say
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Laws, ethical principles can ensure AI benefits all, speakers say

Carol GlatzFebruary 22, 20255 min read
While the possible benefits of AI may outnumber its feared risks, a group of experts meeting in Rome insisted global legislation and ethical principles must be developed and applied now to protect human rights and curb or prevent possible harm.
Coalition aims to have an active prison ministry in all U.S. dioceses, get more laity involved
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Coalition aims to have an active prison ministry in all U.S. dioceses, get more laity involved

Simone OrendainFebruary 22, 20256 min read
Those who accompany the incarcerated have said there is a lot to do in ministering to a population that has committed crimes and had to live with the consequences of those actions.
U.S.-based evangelization project prepares people to become Jesus’ 73rd disciple
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U.S.-based evangelization project prepares people to become Jesus’ 73rd disciple

Marietha Góngora V.February 22, 20256 min read
For every disciple to truly become “the salt of the earth and the light of the world” — that is the goal of “I Am the 73rd,” an evangelization initiative of El Sembrador-Nueva Evangelización, a Catholic network also known as ESNE.
Meet the Sister of Charity making sure Catholics ‘never forget’ the Holocaust
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Meet the Sister of Charity making sure Catholics ‘never forget’ the Holocaust

Maryann Gogniat EidemillerFebruary 22, 20257 min read
The third floor of the administration building at Seton Hill University in Greensburg, Pa., houses the National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education.
Bishops, Catholic leaders continue to speak out against Trump immigration changes
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Bishops, Catholic leaders continue to speak out against Trump immigration changes

Gina ChristianFebruary 21, 20256 min read
Catholic bishops, clergy and religious across the nation continue to weigh in on the Trump administration’s sweeping changes to U.S. immigration policy, stressing the need to respect human dignity amid efforts to address immigration challenges.
Ukrainians need to be comforted ‘in their pain,’ chaplains say as war enters fourth year
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Ukrainians need to be comforted ‘in their pain,’ chaplains say as war enters fourth year

Katarzyna SzalajkoFebruary 21, 20258 min read
As the war in Ukraine reaches the tragic threshold of three years, OSV News is profiling Catholics who have become quiet heroes of help, perseverance and faith amid the nightmare of a full-scale Russian invasion.
Pope’s chronic lung condition plus infection are serious, doctor says
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Pope’s chronic lung condition plus infection are serious, doctor says

Carol GlatzFebruary 21, 20255 min read
While Pope Francis’ life is not in immediate danger, the level of multiple infections in his lungs means he is not completely “out of danger,” said Dr. Sergio Alfieri, director of medical and surgical sciences at Rome’s Gemelli hospital.
Despite health challenges, pope has ‘unique’ presence, cardinal says
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Despite health challenges, pope has ‘unique’ presence, cardinal says

Carol GlatzFebruary 21, 20252 min read
Despite his illness, Pope Francis’ “great desire is to at least complete the Jubilee, the holy year dedicated to hope that he feels is his great moment,” a cardinal told an Italian newspaper.
Jubilee of Deacons participants discuss synodality, women deacons
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Jubilee of Deacons participants discuss synodality, women deacons

Cindy WoodenFebruary 21, 20255 min read
An international group of permanent deacons and their wives met in Rome to reflect together on how their service can contribute to building a more synodal church, one where the gifts and responsibilities of all its members are recognized.
Israel devastated by ‘macabre’ return of child hostages’ bodies as ceasefire holds
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Israel devastated by ‘macabre’ return of child hostages’ bodies as ceasefire holds

Judith SudilovskyFebruary 21, 20256 min read
Israel has identified three of the bodies of hostages returned Feb. 20 but said the body of Shiri Bibas — mother of two red-headed boys who became a symbol of Israeli hostage suffering, both confirmed dead — was not returned as promised by Hamas.
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