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ROME - Pope Leo XIV warns Priests to stop using AI to write homily

Pope Leo XIV has urged priests not to use artificial intelligence to write their homilies or chase “likes” on platforms like TikTok.

Speaking to clergy in Rome after Ash Wednesday, he reminded them that a true homily is faith shared from the heart — something AI can never replace.

He also warned against measuring ministry by online popularity, stressing that people want authentic witness, not digital performance.

In a world driven by clicks, the pope’s message is simple: The Gospel must be lived, not generated

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