U.S. Bombing of Iranian School: The AI's First Crime
The case of the bombing of the school in Minab, Iran, is far from closed and was raised again by the Iranian president at the UN General Assembly. Tracing the error back to its origins, Bloomberg discovered that it was a case of the Pentagon’s misuse of artificial intelligence. The (human) military placed too much trust in the AI’s recommendations, forgetting that it is humans who must provide it with accurate data.
“Mary and the Eucharist: The Pillars of Fulton Sheen’s Spirituality”
Today in the United States, the beatification of the great archbishop and evangelist who converted tens of thousands of people through books, radio, and television. “He prayed and made sacrifices even for those he was trying to convert.” La Bussola interviews Bishop Jason Gray, director of the organization promoting his cause.
Hamburg, pro-gender archdiocese ignores Rome and insults families
Two letters from the diocesan leadership, and seen by the Daily Compass, discredit families who are protesting against controversial sex education guidelines imposed on their children in Catholic schools. The letters order these families to ignore the guidelines and the Vatican's warnings.
Video of priest in tears during consecration goes viral
During the celebration of holy mass in Minnesota, Father Bowman had an extraordinary experience of the reality of the Eucharistic sacrament and the 'weight' of Redemption. A video of the event has captivated the internet. So much for 'creative' liturgies.
‘It was an invasion’. European Parliament distances itself from Sánchez
In a resolution, the European Parliament described the events in Ceuta as an 'invasion' and an act of 'hybrid warfare' against a member state. Only the left-wing parties voted against it, and Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez has been thoroughly disavowed.
Exhibition on unborn children at EU Parliament terrifies the left
Fourteen panels showing the development of a baby in the womb have been put on display at the European Parliament. The left has protested vehemently, even demanding the panels be taken down. The case highlights the contradictions of an ideology that fears reality.
Another opportunity to call for Jimmy Lai’s release
Trump and Xi Jinping are due to meet in the US on 24 September. This is the reason the US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) is once again calling for the release of Jimmy Lai and other prisoners of conscience in China. The recent release of Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri demonstrates that the effort is not futile.
EU bishops oppose revocation of baptism – Church’s freedom is at stake
The Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of European Countries has issued a firm and well-reasoned ‘no’ to amending baptismal registers, ahead of the European Court’s ruling on a request for cancellation made by a Belgian citizen. This issue raises questions about the relationship between politics and religion, and highlights the flaws in the concept of state neutrality.
Syrian Catholics – Pope helps to remove the patriarch
The first effects of the motu proprio Mutua Concordia on the Eastern Churches can be seen in the standoff between Ignace Youssif III Younan and his bishops. Thanks to the powers granted by Leo XIV, the bishops have convened a synod to remove Younan from office. The ‘disgraced’ patriarch has retaliated by convening another synod — a move that is unlikely to save him from deposition.
Worrying news from Italy: bishop removed because of malicious media campaign
Monsignor Gallese's tenure at the helm of the Diocese of Alessandria has officially come to an end following his 'resignation'. The controversy surrounding his ownership of a Tesla and his alleged, though unproven, extravagant spending proved fatal. Meanwhile, bishops who deny the doctrine remain in office.
Priest cremated and turned into a diamond creates confusion
Don Lanfranco Casali chose to be cremated and turned into a diamond. He explained his reasons in a video that has now been made public following the completion of the 'transformation'. The Diocese of Fano finds itself in an awkward position over a choice that runs counter to Church teaching, causing confusion regarding the resurrection of the flesh.
From Paglia to Pegoraro: PAV accommodates legalised suicide
Following his interview with the Italian bishops daily newspaper Avvenire, the president of the Pontifical Academy for Life (PAV) reiterated his support for a law on assisted suicide that would prevent a worse one, with even more clarity to the national newspaper Il Corriere. Former President of the PAV Monsignor Paglia took the same stance in an article in the daily La Repubblica. But, consenting to an unjust law is tantamount to betraying Catholic doctrine.