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Pope Leo XIV continues catechesis on Vatican II
In brief
Pope Leo XIV continued his catechesis on the Second Vatican Council on September 16, focusing on the second chapter of the pastoral constitution Gaudium et Spes regarding human communities.
The Pope stated that technological progress and artificial intelligence should not replace genuine interpersonal relationships or take over decisions that belong to the human conscience. He called for respect for the dignity of every person, the overcoming of discrimination, and the building of the common good.
Leo XIV noted that the future of humanity depends on the commitment of each individual to work with God and others to build a more human world.
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Read the sourceSources behind this story
- Official source@VaticanNewsCatechesis: Decisions belong to conscience, not algorithms
Vatican News
- Official source@VaticanNewsCatechesis on Human Communities: To Build a More Human World in Cooperation with God and Brothers
Vatican News
- Reporting@tkkbsCatechesis: Decisions of the Homeland Conscience, not Algorithm
TK KBS
- Reporting@aleteiaenLéon XIV calls to put human dignity at the heart of social life
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How the coverage unfolded
- Sep 16, 2:58 AM Vatican News Slovenčina Katechéza: Rozhodnutia patria svedomiu, nie algoritmom
- Sep 16, 4:22 AM TK KBS Slovenčina Katechéza: Rozhodnutia patria svedomiu, nie algoritmom
- Sep 16, 4:29 AM Aleteia Français Léon XIV appelle à remettre la dignité humaine au cœur de la vie sociale
- Sep 16, 1:23 AM Vatican News BE Папа: супрацоўнічаць з Богам і братамі дзеля больш гуманнага свету
- Sep 16, 4:53 AM Vatican News Slovenščina Kateheza o človeški skupnosti: Pri gradnji bolj človeškega sveta sodelovati z Bogom in brati
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