Vatican AI & Human Dignity: Pope Leo XIV told 147 newly appointed bishops that “advances in communication technologies and artificial intelligence” can open possibilities, but cannot free humanity from sin—his encyclical Magnifica Humanitas is framed as a method for safeguarding people in the AI era. Bishops’ Formation: The same Vatican course emphasized pastoral closeness—“No bishop walks alone”—and urged bishops to “remain with Jesus” as their first duty. Church, Women, and Inclusion in Ireland: A draft working document for Ireland’s 17 October national assembly proposes a National Office for Women and greater visibility of women in liturgy and public prayer. Sustainability Medal at the Vatican: Villanova University will announce the inaugural Pope Leo XIV Sustainability Medal recipient at a 14 September Vatican press conference, alongside a 2026 sustainability conference. Catholic Investors: A Sept. 16–17 Catholic Faith Investors Summit in New York will align Church teaching with investment practice, drawing on the Vatican’s 2022 Mensuram Bonam. Papal Trip to France: French bishops say Pope Leo’s Sept. 25–28 visit is a “very significant moment,” with a UNESCO stop focused on protecting young people amid new technologies and AI. AI Misinformation Alert: A Vatican-linked commentary warns how AI-made videos can mislead Catholics and urges verification before sharing. Cultural Heritage Tech: A Vatican Apostolic Library “AQVA” exhibition is set to be inaugurated by Pope Leo XIV, with Arius Technology Europe’s CEO attending, highlighting 3D digitization and heritage preservation.