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Ghana welcomes Pope's apology over Catholic Church's role in slavery

The West African nation was one of the main gateways for the transatlantic slave trade.

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Pope Leo Offers Rare Apology for Catholic Church’s Role in Slave Trade

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Pope Leo XIV makes historic apology for Catholic church's role in legitimizing slavery

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Pope Leo urges world to 'slow down' on AI in fervent first manifesto

Pope Leo urged governments to slow down and closely regulate the development of AI systems in his first major document, released on Monday, warning that they spread misinformation, prioritise conflict...

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With AI manifesto, Leo joins pantheon of popes who urged world to change

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Pope Calls For Robust Regulation Of AI In Manifesto That Ponders The Future Of Humanity

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Anthropic co-founder Olah joints Pope Leo in calling for stronger oversight of AI growth

“There is a real possibility” that AI could displace human labor “at very large scale,” Olah said, adding that supporting displaced workers would become “a moral imperative of historic proportions.”

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Pope, urging AI regulation, warns some weapons now beyond human control

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Pope to release major artificial intelligence manifesto

Rebel Catholic Group Reveals New Bishops Despite Vatican Warning

American priest Michael Goldade is among the four men at the center of Pope Leo's clash with the breakaway Society of St. Pius X.

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Gen Z drives surge in Catholic church attendance

Parishes in the Pittsburgh area and across the nation are reporting a significant increase in new members, driven in part by Gen Z.

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St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Raceland reopens after Hurricane Ida damage

After five years of recovery following Hurricane Ida, St. Mary’s Nativity Church in Raceland has reopened. The blessing of the alter and rededication of the church was celebrated on

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Pope Leo XIV warns world must disarm AI in first major papal document

In the Vatican City on May 26, 2026 Pope Leo XIV issued his first encyclical, warning that artificial intelligence must be disarmed as humanity faces a major moral crossroads, while also delivering one of the Vatican's strongest apologies for the Catholic Church's historical role in slavery.