AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI and Education: A new reflection on Pope Leo XIV’s AI encyclical argues that AI summaries can’t replace the slow work of learning to ask questions, warning that speed may “extinguish” curiosity. Peace and Disarmament: The Vatican announced Pope Leo’s new peace book, “Disarmed and Disarming: Peace is a gift,” with a foreword citing Bob Dylan and Dorothy Day as models of conscience against nuclear catastrophe. Rupnik Case Transparency: The Holy See denied media claims that Marko Rupnik was acquitted, saying rumors are “completely unfounded” and that the canonical review remains ongoing, while victims’ advocates complain they still lack information. Papal Travel in Italy: Pope Leo made surprise summer visits to the Shrine of the Holy Trinity in Vallepietra and to monasteries in Subiaco, praying for peace and meeting pilgrims. Synod Aftershocks: Experts remain divided over a synod study group report on same-sex attraction, with critics calling it seriously flawed. Church in China: A new bishop was ordained in China’s Chifeng diocese, continuing the Vatican-era rhythm of appointments under the China-Vatican framework.
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