Digital Ethics at SIGNIS: Pope Leo XIV told Catholic communicators at the SIGNIS World Congress in Kigali that online platforms shape culture and the collective conscience, urging digital communication rooted in truth, human dignity, peace, and care for creation. Media and Violence: Cardinal Antoine Kambanda warned that media can become an agent of division and terror, citing Rwanda’s 1994 genocide, while urging technology to support reconciliation and healing. Ethical AI from Jesuit Leadership: Jesuit Superior General Arturo Sosa urged Jesuit alumni to help govern AI ethically, warning against algorithmic discrimination and insisting technology must serve the human person. Human-Centered AI Debate: A Vatican-linked discussion highlighted how “being human” is being blurred by new technologies, with a moral-theology lens on identity amid AI-driven confusion. Cybersecurity Alert: N-able disclosed active exploitation of an authentication-bypass patch flaw in its N-central remote monitoring and management servers, including use of “Take Control” for persistence. Vatican Tech & Privacy: Reports say Pope’s official prayer app exposed data for more than 700,000 users, raising fresh concerns about digital governance. Youth and Tech for the Common Good: A Catholic youth social hackathon in Thailand pushed student-built digital solutions for mental health, ecology, and social challenges. World Youth Day Logistics: Countdown to WYD Seoul 2027 began, with venues and program details still being finalized by Vatican and local organizers.