Pope Leo marks his 71st birthday as Vatican news focuses on AI and workers, modern martyrs, sustainability and the Traditional Latin Mass.

Pope Leo XIV appointed Bishop Brendan Cahill of Victoria, Texas, to lead the Diocese of Joliet, succeeding Archbishop Ronald Hicks.

Cardinal Pietro Parolin urged nations to collaborate against the threats of AI, warning against going it alone and lacking heart.

Nearly 600,000 people registered for Pope Leo XIV’s Paris Mass, prompting organizers to expand the route ahead of his France visit.

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Pope Leo XIV appointed Newark Auxiliary Bishop Michael Saporito to lead the Diocese of Metuchen and accepted Bishop Malone’s resignation.

Church and labor leaders called at the Vatican for a direct worker voice in AI adoption to safeguard jobs, rights, and human dignity.

Pope Leo XIV urged love and respect for those who think differently, warning against delegating human conscience to AI and algorithms.

Pope Leo XIV praised modern Christian martyrs as great evangelizers, stressing that their lived faith speaks more powerfully than ideology.

Pope Leo XIV condemned recent Russian attacks on Ukraine, urging diplomacy and peace while reflecting on Gospel fraternal correction.

Pope Leo XIV taught that human dignity excludes self-centered isolation, calling for solidarity and a life centered on gift of self.

Pope Leo XIV appointed Father Gerardo Vargas Cruz as coadjutor bishop of the Diocese of Fajardo-Humacao in Puerto Rico.