Papal Travel & Migration: Pope Leo XIV’s Spain visit ended with a last-minute flight drama in Tenerife when an Iberia engine failed to start, forcing him off the Airbus A320 and onto a Falcon jet provided by King Felipe VI, after which Leo urged migrants to integrate and warned traffickers to “stop” and “repent” before divine justice. Diplomacy in Rome: South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung met Pope Leo XIV as his European trip continued, highlighting Vatican City’s role in peace on the Korean Peninsula and setting up a future World Youth Day visit in 2027. Church in the U.S.: U.S. bishops concluded their spring assembly in Orlando with a formal consecration of the United States to the Sacred Heart, framing it as a call to renew the Church’s mission. Vatican & Tech Ethics: Pope Leo’s AI encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, drew fresh attention as an Anthropic CEO urged moral institutions to hold AI labs accountable, arguing commercial incentives can clash with the public good. Global Governance: Catholic bishops’ conference presidents ahead of the G7 urged leaders to keep human dignity at the center of governance amid conflict, inequality, and rapid technological change. Culture & Faith: A Vatican-linked cultural thread ran through the week, from Mozart’s Catholic legacy and Freemasonry debates to Rome’s tourist pass reality checks and art coverage tied to the Synodal Way. Crime & Security: Madrid police arrested a group dubbed the “Vatican Gang” after daring jewelry robberies using disguises, with investigators noting the timing raised questions about links to the Pope’s presence. Business Spotlight: Outside Vatican walls, SpaceX’s Wall Street debut made Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire, underscoring how quickly tech fortunes are reshaping global headlines.