AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRenewable Energy Push: The Vatican is set to build a €100 million agrivoltaic solar-and-farming plant at Santa Maria di Galeria, near Rome, aiming to power Vatican City within about two years; the 80–90 MW project could take 18–24 months to complete. Ebola Appeal: Pope Leo XIV used his Angelus to urge international action to contain the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, calling for prevention efforts that involve local communities. San Marino & Rimini Visit: In San Marino and at Rimini’s Meeting for Friendship Among Peoples, the Pope stressed freedom of conscience, warned against “idolatry” that corrupts politics, and called for “courageous pioneers” to tackle inequality, poverty, and the dangers of AI. Diplomacy in the Gulf: Archbishop Eugene Martin Nugent marked the end of his Kuwait tenure with a farewell address highlighting moments of hope for the Church amid regional crises. Church in Ukraine: An OCU cleric accused Pope Leo of siding with Moscow’s interests, sparking renewed tensions within Eastern Catholic circles. Faith on Display: The Shroud of Turin exhibit returns to Manila Cathedral this October, marking 50 years since the Shroud’s first Philippine showing.
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