AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI & Nuclear Disarmament: Nobel laureates and experts meeting in Rome, inspired by Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas, signed the “Rome Declaration” urging a coordinated slowdown of frontier AI and the elimination of nuclear weapons, warning that AI could accelerate destabilizing cyberattacks and disinformation in future crises. SSPX Schism Fallout (Kansas): In St. Marys, Kansas, traditionalist Catholics face a new reality after Vatican action tied to SSPX consecrations; local leaders say worship there is now sinful, while some communities press ahead with plans and legal challenges. Vatican Role Clarified: Vatican communications pushed back on claims that Pope Leo speaks as a head of state, reiterating his mission as “universal shepherd” after U.S. Ambassador Brian Burch’s comments. IOR Leadership: The Vatican Bank (IOR) named Giovanni Boscia as new director general, succeeding Gian Franco Mammì, as governance and transparency remain in focus. Church Unity & Prayer: Cardinal Seán O’Malley urged Catholic and Orthodox Christians to “come together and pray for unity” at a conference on healing the East-West schism. Religious Freedom (Nigeria): Stakeholders in Abuja stressed that freedom of religion and belief is essential for peace, unity, and development. Vatican Culture & Rules: Fearne Cotton said a Vatican guard reprimanded her for taking photos in the Sistine Chapel, where visitors are banned from camera use.
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