Two Leos and Two Revolutions
In 1891, Pope Leo XIII looked upon the smoking factories and mechanized labor of the Industrial Revolution and asked a question that would define modern Catholic social thought:
What happens to the human person when machines begin reorganizing civilization?
More than a century later, Pope Leo XIV confronts a different kind of machine — not steam engines and assembly lines, but algorithms, artificial intelligence, synthetic media, and systems increasingly capable of replacing not merely human labor, but human judgment itself.
In this major Chesterton Radio deep-dive broadcast from Atchison…
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