Artificial Intelligence Ethics: An Abrahamic commitment to the Rome Call
Jewish and Islamitic delegations commit themselves to the Rome call on Artificial Intelligence Ethics.
Pope Francis
Promote inclusiveness for disabled people
Pope Francis meets members of the Italian Union of Blind and Partially Sighted Persons (UICI), and encourages them to be signs of hope in Italian society as it faces difficult times, like their Patroness St. Lucy did.
There is no inclusion if this remains a slogan
Pope Francis wants to see the Church fulfil its prophetic mission by promoting the dignity and inclusion of all.
Three antidotes for health care
Pope Francis repeats his view on healthcare: proximity, wholeness and common good.
To catholic pharmacists: you play an important social role
Pope Francis tells catholic pharmacists that they can play an important social role.
Make Ash Wednesday a day for fasting for peace in Ukrain
Pope Francis invites everyone to make next 2 March, Ash Wednesday, a Day of Fasting for Peace.
Saint Joseph, patron of the good death
The Church has always shown particular concern for the dying, offering them accompaniment and care, respecting the sacredness of life, even in its final stages, and rejecting the ethically unacceptable practices of euthanasia or assisted suicide.
Care for personal health and that of others is a moral obligation
Pope Francis stresses that It is important to continue the effort to immunize the general population against SARS-CoV-2 as much as possible. This calls for a manifold commitment on the personal, political and international levels.
Be merciful, even as your Father is merciful
Message of Pope Francis for the thirtieth World Day of the Sick, February 11, 2022