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Pope Leo urges Europe to stave off increased nationalism, barbaric relations (opens the original)
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METZ, France (CNS) -- In a French city that changed hands between France and Germany through two world wars, Pope Leo XIV used the final day of his apostolic journey to France to call on Europe to resist a return to nationalism and conflict and recommit itself to cooperation, dialogue and peace.Speaking Sept. 28 in Metz, a city whose streets and architecture still bear the marks of its fraught Franco-German history, the pope repeatedly invoked Robert Schuman, the French politician and devout Cat
Pope Leo urges action on AI dangers but not in 'panic mode' (opens the original)
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In light of growing concerns about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, Pope Leo XIV told journalists he can still "sleep at night," even as he cautioned against dismissing warnings about the risks the developing technology could pose to humanity. "If someone were to ask me, am I in panic mode? No, I'm not," he said Sept. 28 following his four-day apostolic journey to France. "I sleep at night." "I do think that the concerns raised by many of the experts, specialists in AI, should b
At Lourdes, Pope Leo stands against assisted dying laws (opens the original)
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At a shrine where the sick and disabled are prioritized, Pope Leo XIV said human frailty can never diminish a person's dignity, bringing one of the central messages of his visit to France, where the government recently legalized assisted dying. "Here, no one is turned away due to their frailty," the pope told an estimated 150,000 pilgrims gathered for Mass at the Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes Sept. 27. "Your crutches, your wheelchairs and your hidden tears are not obstacles; instead, they are th
In a secular France, Pope Leo makes the case for faith in public life (opens the original)
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PARIS (CNS) -- On the first official papal state visit to France in 18 years, Pope Leo XIV stepped into one of the country's perpetual underlying tensions: the place of religion in a republic whose modern political identity was partly forged through separation from the Catholic Church.Throughout the Paris leg of his Sept. 25-28 apostolic journey, Pope Leo argued that France's deeply rooted tradition of secularism, or "laïcité," need not exclude religion from public life. Instead, he said religio
Technological advancements are not rivals to faith, pope says (opens the original)
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VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Progress in science and technology is not contrary to belief in God, and Christians should be actively involved in shaping that progress so that it serves human dignity and the common good, Pope Leo XIV said.At his Sept. 23 general audience, the pope also pointed to Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen, who is set to be beatified Sept. 24 in St. Louis, as an example of a Catholic who embraced the technology of his time to spread the Gospel.Continuing his series on documents of
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