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Artificial Intelligence Ethics

Exploring bioethical issues of AI in healthcare

Australian Catholic University’s Plunkett Centre for Ethics will host a webinar next week to introduce healthcare professionals, ethicists and the public to bioethical issues in artificial intelligence. 

History Peace

Exhibition a reminder of impact of WWII atomic bombs

Amid tensions of global nuclear warfare and 80 years since the atomic attacks at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, a new exhibition is highlighting the long-lasting impacts of the bombings. Source: The Catholic Leader.

Arts and Entertainment

Mel Gibson’s new film on Jesus set for 2027 release

Mel Gibson’s highly anticipated film “The Resurrection of the Christ” will be released in two parts, with the first part screening in Holy Week in 2007. Source: CNA.

Religious Freedom South East Asia

Faith leaders call on Indonesian government to ensure religious freedom 

Faith leaders in Indonesia have called on the nation’s government to ensure religious freedom for all and take strong action against its violators, following recent incidents targeting Christians. Source: UCA News.

Pope Leo XIV

Pope visits Spanish teenager in Rome hospital

Pope Leo XIV visited a Spanish teenager who was hospitalised during the Jubilee of Youth and prayed with and spoke to the family. Source: OSV News.

Middle East Politics

Government sends strongest signal yet on Palestinian recognition

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has discussed efforts to end the humanitarian crisis in Gaza with the head of the United Nations as the Government sends signals it will join a coalition of nations recognising a Palestinian state. Source: The Age.

Bishops Tasmania

Archbishop-elect Anthony Ireland set to be officially installed

Archbishop-elect Anthony Ireland will be officially installed as the new Archbishop of Hobart during a Solemn Liturgical Reception at St Mary’s Cathedral in Hobart at 11am on Tuesday, August 12.

Opinion

Housing should be seen as a human right, not a financial investment

Homelessness Week is an occasion for seeing ourselves as persons, linked by our humanity to people who are doing it hard, writes Fr Andrew Hamilton SJ. Source: Catholic Outlook.

Saints Theology

Australian scholars welcome news of honour for St John Henry Newman

Australian scholars have welcomed news that St John Henry Newman, the 19th-century saint who is probably the greatest Catholic English intellectual of the past 500 years, will soon become a Doctor of the Church. Source: The Catholic Weekly.