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    Brendan Hoban: A struggle for the soul of US Catholicism             

    May 26 2026
    Paddy Ferry
    Cardinal Basil Hume banished Opus Dei from his archdiocese when he was archbishop of Westminster.
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    Vatican News: Pope Leo’s ‘Magnifica humanitas’: AI must serve humanity not concentrate power

    May 25 2026
    Sean O'Conaill
    "At the Epicenter of A.I., Pope Leo’s Warnings Are Dismissed" A New York Times article on how aome High Priests of Silicon Valley, California, are reacting to 'Magnifica Humanitas' e.g.: People are matter-of-factly saying that they are looking to build a machine God,” said Rayan Krishnan, the chief executive of Vals AI, a San Francisco company that tracks the performance of the latest A.I. technologies. “They are not saying that ironically or in jest. They are saying it as a matter of fact.” And: “A.I. and its capabilities represent something analogous to the Second Coming,” he said (a Jeremy Nixon). https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/26/technology/pope-leo-ai-religion.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share 'Attachment hacking' is all the rage it seems - how to convince AI users that their chatbot is the only 'friend' and teacher they will ever need. And many are already hooked.
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    Brendan Hoban: A struggle for the soul of US Catholicism             

    May 26 2026
    Joe O'Leary
    https://opusdei.org/en/article/opus-gareth-gore-fact-check-clarifications/
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    Brendan Hoban: A struggle for the soul of US Catholicism             

    May 26 2026
    Joe O'Leary
    'According to his personal physician, Rev. Dr. Giuseppe Soria, Escrivá suffered from cataracts and found it painful and difficult to read the poor‑quality, faded print of the new Roman Missal. This was the primary reason he did not switch to the new rite.' Copilot I know four Opus Dei academics (2 Italian, 1 Spanish, 1 Chilean) and I have found them warm, intelligent, cultivated, courteous, sensible, liberal, spiritually vibrant, pastoral in their educative role. In the 19th century Montalembert thanked a correspondent for removing his prejudice against the Jesuits; maybe Opus Dei is victim of similar prejudice?
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