Pope Leo XIV asks journalists to use communication as a tool for peace
In his first address to the press, Pope Leo XIV urged journalists to reject the “war of words and images” and embrace communication as a force for peace. Speaking to thousands at the Vatican, Leo praised the courage of reporters covering conflicts and called for the release of imprisoned journalists worldwide. He also warned of the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence and stressed the need for responsibility and discernment. His message: clear, compassionate communication is vital in turbulent times. Sarah Ventre with NPR has the full story.
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