Vatican launches global leadership talks in New York
The Borgo Dialogues bring together leaders from business, faith, and academia to tackle AI, healthcare, and the common good.
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The Borgo Dialogues bring together leaders from business, faith, and academia to tackle AI, healthcare, and the common good.
On October 1, hundreds of children join Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican Gardens to launch a global week of prayer for peace.
The Vatican unveils a twelve-day apostolic journey across Uruguay, Argentina and Peru in November.
The Vatican calls for artificial intelligence guided by wisdom and charity to strengthen peace and protect human rights.
The Pope meets with staff at the Vatican's culture office, emphasizing how art and sport build human connection.
An audio installation of 1,096 sounds represents people killed in war, one every 2.6 minutes.
The Holy See's Secretary of State calls for global cooperation on artificial intelligence regulation and reflects on Ukraine diplomacy.
Vatican marks 60 years of Nostra aetate with new document on Jewish-Christian relations.
Three Vatican offices publish 'A Journey of Hope' to renew the Church's commitment to interfaith relations amid rising division.
The Vatican's doctrine chief reflects on 60 years of Nostra aetate and what interfaith dialogue means today.
Three Vatican cardinals release document reaffirming commitment to religious dialogue amid rising fundamentalism and conflict.
A 12th-century manuscript from Aquileia is being copied page by page, using old formulas and new scanners, with a 2031 finish line.
At the IAEA's 70th General Conference, the Holy See backed peaceful atomic energy and drew hard limits around weapons, wartime strikes, and AI.
Five years after Francis trimmed Cardinals' salaries to steady Vatican finances, Leo XIV says the emergency measure has done its job.
A birthday at the Vatican caps twelve months of travel, encyclicals, and one repeated word: peace.
Villanova, where Robert Prevost studied math, is about to name the first winner of a sustainability medal bearing his papal name.