Pope Francis

266th pope of the Catholic Church (2013–2025)

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Today, as we look to the future, this historic anniversary presents us with the opportunity to reflect once again on the nation's founding principles in the hope that America will remain ever true to the dream that has earned it the title of land of the free and home of the brave,
  • the Pope continued, bolstering a steady commitment to advocating for immigrant and migrant rights, a position he's taken a strong stance on since ascending to the papacy in 2025
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Those who have lost their lives in this sea are victims both of decisions that were made and of decisions that were not made,
Indeed, for many a vacation is merely a distraction, a time of lightheartedness and carefree enjoyment. It then seems as though an invisible wall has to be erected between the sea of shipwrecked migrants and the vacationers. Have the courage to think differently,
In these past 250 years, for so many peoples throughout the world, it was the firm resolve to achieve the noble vision of the nation’s founders that made America a byword for freedom, as the country opened its doors to successive waves of immigrants,
Much more than a monument, the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia remains a work in progress today,
  • the first US-born pope said during a homily at a Mass attended by thousands including the King and Queen of Spain
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Okay JD killed the pope.”

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Pope names first lay woman as head of a Vatican department

France 24france24.com/en/pope…

Maria Montserrat Alvarado, who is now the president of the US-based Catholic media outlet, EWTN News, will lead the Vatican’s powerful communications department, which was set up by the late Pope Francis in 2015 and oversees the Vatican’s news site as well as its radio station, newspaper, press office, publishing house and film library

Guardiantheguardian.com/world/2026…

The Irish priest informing the Catholic Church’s stance on AI

The Timesthetimes.com/world/ireland…

The Vatican’s response to artificial intelligence (AI) began a decade ago in the private library of a religious order in central Rome, where a group of top Silicon Valley executives gathered with senior Catholic officials below shelves lined with antique books spanning centuries of Christian thought

Irish Timesirishtimes.com/world/europe…