Faced with the AI revolution, a spiritual and ethical void threatens to divert this technology from its vocation to serve the common good.

The Rerum Novairum initiative was born from the urgency to fill this void by mobilizing Christian entrepreneurs and leaders from around the world.

Pope Leo XIV called for a new vision, rooted in the social doctrine of the Church, to guide the development of AI.

Human Dignity: Placing the human person at the center of all technological innovation.
Common Good: Directing AI towards solutions that benefit all of society, especially the most vulnerable.
Solidarity & Subsidiarity: Promoting an AI that strengthens communities and supports the autonomy of individuals and groups.
Just Work: Shaping a future where technology enhances human capabilities and supports dignified work.

We produce commons fed with world best practices and inspiring testimonials like those included in our first whitepaper given to the Vatican in Dec. 2025, as well as scalable discernment programs to help professionals and decision-makers serve dignifying work in the age of AI. Our creative commons contents also aim to feed the reflection of the churches and the Vatican commission on AI.

Rooted in a bottom-up, commons-driven, fully-independent and ecumenical approach, it draws on Christian Social Thought to provide a deep-grounded and practical framework for decision-makers from all backgrounds. Rerum Novairum aims to bring together, inspire, facilite local groups to discern best practices in particular contexts and businesses, share commons, train and mobilize a generation of leaders capables of serving without enslaving in the era of AI and global transitions.