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VIDEO | Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica humanitas presented in Brussels
The Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union (COMECE) has released a video recording of a presentation regarding Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical letter, Magnifica humanitas. The event took place on 14 October at the Chapel for Europe in Brussels during the COMECE 2026 Autumn Assembly.
The presentation brought together representatives from the Holy See, European institutions, policymakers, and artificial intelligence experts to discuss the future of AI and the implications of the Pope's May 2026 encyclical for Europe. Mgr Paul Tighe, Secretary of the Dicastery for Culture and Education of the Holy See, delivered a keynote address.
A panel discussion followed, moderated by Leonardo Cervera-Navas, Secretary-General of the European Data Protection Supervisor. Participants included European Parliament Vice-President Antonella Sberna, European Parliament AI Working Group Co-Chair Michael McNamara, Anna A. MacMillan of the Domus Communis Foundation, and Enrico Rubboli, founder and CEO of Mintlayer. The session included a question and answer period for both in-person and online attendees.
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