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Pope Leo Apologizes for Vatican's Role in Slavery

Pope Leo Just Apologized For Vatican’s Past Endorsements Of Slavery — Here’s What It Means

In a new message, Pope Leo XIV has gone farther than any of his predecessors in apologizing for the Holy See’s role in promoting slavery.

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Pope Leo XIV Makes Historic Apology For Vatican's Role In Legitimizing Slavery

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Pope Leo urges world to 'slow down' on AI, apologizes for Church's role in slavery

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Pope Leo takes aim at big tech in sweeping encyclical on AI

VATICAN CITY (RNS) — Pope Leo XIV took direct aim at the power of Big Tech in his first encyclical on Monday (May 25), warning that artificial intelligence risks widening inequality, weakening democra...

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Pope Leo XIV compares AI to the Industrial Revolution – as new alternatives to big AI firms take shape

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Pope apologizes for Vatican’s role in legitimizing slavery

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Pope Leo XIV apologizes for Catholic Church’s role in legitimizing slavery

ABC News reported that 15th-century papal directives authorized Portuguese sovereigns to conquer parts of Africa and the Americas and enslave non-Christians.

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Pope Leo apologizes for Catholic Church’s legitimizing of slavery: ‘Wound in Christian memory’

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Pope Leo Makes Historic Public Apology for Vatican’s Complicity in Slavery

The Times Leader

Book Reveals History Of Local Slavic Community

The Anthracite Coal Region’s Slavic Community is the latest title in Arcadia Publishing’s Images of America series. The book boasts more than 200 vintage photographs along with a supportive narrative from local author Brian Ardan. He has carefully ...

Phys.org

How the Slavic migration reshaped Central and Eastern Europe

The spread of the Slavs stands as one of the most formative yet least understood events in European history. Starting in the 6th century CE, Slavic groups began to appear in the written records of Byzantine and Western sources, settling lands from the ...

America Magazine

Slavery and the Catholic Church: It’s time to correct the historical record

An open-air Mass in Brazil on May 17, 1888, commemorating the abolition of slavery. (Alamy) It was the morning of May 24, 1888, and a large, ethnically diverse crowd waited in the Sala Ducale of the Apostolic Palace in Rome for the pope to arrive.