AI & Human Dignity: Technology ethicist Victoria Lorrimar warned that an “optimisation” mindset can turn people into projects, echoing Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas as AI expands. Vatican Diplomacy on Tech: Archbishop Eamon Martin met OpenAI Ireland to discuss how AI should be shaped around the common good and human dignity. Homelessness & Urban Health: The Holy See’s UN mission urged that homelessness be treated as a moral and public-health issue, saying housing must be a cornerstone of society, not a commodity. Vatican Clinic Care: Rome’s Madre di Misericordia clinic, run with volunteers, is serving about 2,000 patients a month—mostly people living on the streets—offering free medical help near St. Peter’s. IVF Debate & AI Labs: A Vatican News piece on AI-assisted IVF is criticized for normalizing IVF while focusing concerns mainly on automation and “discernment.” Church Leadership & Justice: Pope Leo XIV appointed San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone to the Vatican’s Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura. Life, Healing, and Lourdes: Preparations for Pope Leo’s France visit highlight Lourdes as a place of welcome for the sick and a refuge for abuse victims. Public Health in Practice: A Vatican-linked organ donation education program for nurses has reached 5,000 students, aiming to expand organ and tissue donation knowledge. Humanitarian Crisis: Gaza parish priest Fr. Gabriel Romanelli renewed urgent appeals as fuel and basic supplies collapse daily life. Wildfire Prayer: Pope Leo XIV called for prayers as wildfires forced mass evacuations across France and Spain. Healthy Aging Research: A cloister study suggests monks and nuns may narrow the lifespan gap through structured community life, purpose, and scheduled prayer.