Earlier version, Friday 23 October
Cardinal Parolin opens 150th anniversary of Gregorian University's Canon Law Faculty
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Cardinal Pietro Parolin opened a five-day international scientific conference in Rome on October 20 to mark the 150th anniversary of the Canon Law Faculty at the Pontifical Gregorian University. During his opening address, the Vatican Secretary of State called for legal frameworks to govern artificial intelligence to prevent new technologies from increasing inequalities and social exclusion.
Parolin suggested three indicators for jurists to ensure greater justice within legal norms: using conciliatory language, adopting the perspective of victims, and practicing healthy realism.
The anniversary event, which runs through October 24, includes discussions on various legal challenges facing the Church, such as the status of lay associations, administrative justice, penal processes, marriage law, and the responsible exercise of authority.
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Earlier version, Friday 23 October
Cardinal Parolin opens 150th anniversary of Gregorian University's Canon Law Faculty
Earlier version, Thursday 22 October
Cardinal Parolin opens 5-day meeting on canon law at Gregorian University
Earlier version, Thursday 22 October
Cardinal Parolin opens 5-day meeting at Gregorian University
Earlier version, Thursday 22 October
Cardinal Parolin opens 5-day meeting on 150th anniversary of Gregorian University's Canon Law Faculty
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