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Tiananmen at 37: Memory, Silence, and the Unfinished Struggle for Accountability

A reflection on Tiananmen Square at 37, exploring memory, repression, and ongoing calls for justice in China and Hong Kong. Newsroom (04/06/2026 Gaudium Press ) ...

Rising Tide of Anti-Christian Violence in Jerusalem: Bishop Nahra Warns of “Recurring Pattern” Amid Growing Radicalization

Report reveals surge in anti-Christian incidents in Jerusalem; Bishop Nahra warns of radicalization, education gaps, and demographic decline. Newsroom (03/06/2026 Gaudium Press )   A crucifix...

When War Becomes a Game: The Dangerous Rise of Conflict as Entertainment

As war is reframed through memes, drones, and spectacle, society risks losing its moral compass and treating real human suffering as entertainment. Newsroom (29/05/2026 Gaudium...

Tradition, Authority, and Division: An Interview on the Society of St. Pius X and Vatican II

Interview with Cardinal Müller on SSPX, Vatican II disputes, religious freedom, papal authority, and the controversy over 2026 bishop consecrations. Newsroom (27/05/2026  Gaudium Press) The...

Pope Leo XIV Just Gave the West Its Strongest Advantage in the AI Race

Pope Leo XIV’s “Magnifica Humanitas” reframes AI as a moral contest, making human dignity the West’s greatest strategic advantage. Newsroom (27/05/2026 Gaudium Press ) In...

Church and Silicon Valley: Inside the Quiet Struggle to Shape the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence

Vatican’s dialogue with Big Tech reveals tensions shaping global AI ethics, balancing moral authority, innovation, and fears over society’s future. Newsroom (26/05/2026 Gaudium Press )...
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