The Rev. Gosbert Rwezahura celebrated a historic Sunday Mass at Christ Our Savior Parish in South Holland, Illinois, proclaiming “Habemus papam!” in honor of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope. Churches across the U.S. were filled with pride and joy, sharing personal anecdotes about the new pope’s local roots, while congregants expressed hope that he could attract youth and unify the Catholic community. Amidst celebrations, there were discussions about the potential for Pope Leo to reopen access to the traditional Latin Mass, reflecting a desire for continuity and tradition within the Church.
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You could soon copyright your face, body and voice in Denmark – here’s why
Denmark is considering a pioneering bill that would grant citizens copyright over their likeness, making it illegal to share deepfakes without consent, while allowing individuals to demand the removal of such content from social media platforms. This legislation aims to combat the misuse of AI-generated content, which has surged significantly, by providing victims with a means to reclaim their identity and seek compensation. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Denmark is proposing a groundbreaking...
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