Papal Visit to San Marino & Rimini: Pope Leo XIV wrapped a one-day trip praising San Marino as a “laboratory of good politics,” urging leaders to defend the “space of conscience” and warning against systems that put power above the human person. Rimini Meeting for Friendship Among Peoples: In Rimini, he told tens of thousands that Christians must counter a “culture of power” with mercy and dialogue, calling for “courageous pioneers” to fight inequality and poverty and to “disarm” harmful technology. Love Without Coercion: At the Communion and Liberation gathering, he stressed that in love there is “never any coercion” or deception—an appeal tied to the movement’s founder, Father Luigi Giussani. Conscience, Youth, and Church Life: He met sick and disabled residents at Rimini Cathedral, telling them “you are home,” and urged young people to keep their “window to infinity” open by following Christ. Vatican Removes Migrants Priest: The Holy See removed a Tuscan priest after years of housing up to 200 illegal migrants in church property, citing serious health and safety failures. AI and Human Dignity: Separate coverage highlights Leo’s message to Catholic legislators: AI must serve human dignity and families, not dominate society. Shroud of Turin in Manila: A major replica exhibition is set to return to Manila Cathedral this October, marking 50 years since the Shroud first came to the Philippines.