AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoVatican Arts & Culture: The Vatican Apostolic Library is launching AQVA with immersive water-themed works by JR and Bill Moran, while Rome’s autumn art calendar spotlights Pontormo at the Scuderie del Quirinale, Keith Haring at Palazzo Braschi, and Kandinsky at Palazzo Bonaparte—big names, big dates, and plenty of Vatican-adjacent buzz. Papal Mass & Europe: Pope Leo XIV closed his France visit in Metz, invoking Robert Schuman and telling Europe’s youth to choose reconciliation over revenge as stained-glass “light” becomes a metaphor for healing. Lourdes & Life Issues: At Lourdes, he condemned medically assisted death as “false compassion,” linking dignity to the sick and disabled. Abuse Safeguards: In private meetings with French survivors, he reaffirmed commitments to prevent clergy abuse, with survivors praising his empathy and urging real action. Tech, Faith & AI: The Vatican’s message keeps landing on global ethics, with Pope Leo pushing for binding AI guardrails. Film & Awards: The Vatican is aiming for an Oscar with “Green Lava,” a documentary on Giacomo Mattivi. Pop Culture: Madonna’s beauty reinvention gets a Vatican-week cultural spotlight, framed as image-as-language rather than mere style.
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