Enzo Del Brocco

[NCR @NCRonline]

One of the most important things in the life of a human being is to be seen, to be recognized, to know that someone else knows we exist. And perhaps the same is true of a nation. https://t.co/A500M3pAEg

[Enzo Del Brocco @senzodb]

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[Michael J. O'Loughlin @MikeOLoughlin]

Beyond saying no: The church’s answer to assisted suicide https://t.co/eeh0LrRb4p via @NCRonline by @ChicagoCTU's @senzodb

[Enzo Del Brocco @senzodb]

Beyond saying no: The church’s answer to assisted suicide https://t.co/kBHMMU1V7H via @NCRonline

[America Magazine @americamag]

This week on “Jesuitical”, Ashley McKinless and Zac Davis talk to Dianne Bergant, C.S.A., who taught Scripture at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago for 44 years. During her time at CTU, Sr. Dianne had one very famous student, Robert Prevost—the future Pope Leo XIV.

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[Enzo Del Brocco @senzodb]

War no longer happens in isolated places. It spreads across borders, economies, technology, and our shared humanity. https://t.co/ees6knIJLU

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Honored to be featured in this @NPR story exploring one of the defining questions of our time: how we ensure AI serves humanity.

Thank you to the NPR team for including me in this important discussion.

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When doctors say assisted suicide is not medicine https://t.co/PswVZYKbgG

[Vatican News @VaticanNews]

Accepting the 38th Liberty Medal from the U.S. National Constitution Center, Pope Leo prayed that the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States would be an occasion for a solemn recommitment to the fundamental ideals on which the country was founded, especially life and freedom.

[U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops @USCCB]

On the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America, @Pontifex has addressed a letter to the American people.

[Michael Sean Winters @MichaelSWinters]

There is an important, usually hidden, debate going on about the foundations of Catholic moral theology. Here is my take on it when it burst into public view last week. https://t.co/VcSNnPNWh0

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"Christ does not advance the kingdom through political coercion or institutional domination," writes Enzo Del Brocco. "The kingdom arrives quietly, often unnoticed, yet capable of transforming everything around it." https://t.co/ukZnZVuUXe

[Joe Ferullo @ironworker1]

Renewing America for another 250 years will take a Christian heart, not a Christian nation. Via @senzodb in NCR Opinion …
#USA250 #America #Christian
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"Two weeks offered a striking contrast: fear in Hyde Park and hope in Madrid. The deeper lesson is that these events were not opposites. Both revealed a generation searching," Enzo Del Brocco writes. https://t.co/juNPTh7sHL

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"Artificial intelligence exposes the limits of isolated expertise," Enzo Del Brocco writes. https://t.co/H5g52TpCUu

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AI governance is often framed as a race for power, safety, or regulation. What if the deeper question is: how do human beings discern together about the futures they are building?
My latest in National Catholic Reporter on synodality, Pope Leo, and AI:
https://t.co/8pfLyDDLeo