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Pope: ‘Don’t lose sight of the wisdom of the heart!’

Pope Francis marks World Day of Social Communications inviting humanity to foster a genuinely humane communication.

By Linda Bordoni

Pope Francis on Sunday marked the 58th World Day of Social Communications reminding us, in a world increasingly permeated by artificial intelligence, to never lose sight of the “wisdom of the heart.”

Speaking during the Regina Caeli on Ascension Sunday, he said: “Only by recuperating a wisdom of the heart can we interpret the demands of our time and rediscover the path to fully human communication.”

His words echoed the Message he released for this occasion entitled “Artificial Intelligence and the Wisdom of the Heart: Towards a Fully Human Communication.”

And he did not forget to thank all those who work in the communications field for their work.

Mother’s Day

The Pope also marked Mother’s Day, which, he said, is celebrated “today in many countries.”

 “Let us think with gratitude of all mothers, and pray for the mothers who have gone to Heaven,” he said, before entrusting mothers to the protection of Mary, our heavenly mother, and asking for a big round of applause for all moms.

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12 May 2024, 13:45
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