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What will the Pontifical Academy for Life conclude on the use of artificial intelligence?
in recent months, there has been a lot of discussion on social media of artificial intelligence, or ai, following the release of extremely p...
Niall Gooch
Finding Family at the Foundling Museum
family is where you find it, as they say. it is a broad statement in the face of which the church’s social teachings have to hold their own ...
Mary Walker
Going on pilgrimage feels like an act of rebellion against secular modern society, and it's on the rise in Britain
is it me or can catholics be a bit headstrong these days? i asked myself that question after attempting to marshal the catholic herald’s&nbs...
James Jeffrey
The pope and primates
rethinking human relationship with the animal creation is not everyone’s cup of tea. there are nymphs in the vatican gardens. you will find ...
Felipe Fernandez Armesto
Dr John Barton's favourite book of the Bible: Ecclesiasticus
john barton speaks out for an undervalued and little-read wisdom book of the old testament . ‘let us now praise famous men.” these words, fr...
Dr John Barton
Vatican II: Angels and devils on our shoulders
shaun blanchard reflects on the ‘very short introduction’ to vatican ii . a few years ago, in those halcyon days before the pandemic, i sat ...
Shaun Blanchard
Irish PM must be commended for saying forced secularisation of Catholic schools is wrong
in a recent parliamentary questions session in ireland , taoiseach (prime minister) leo varadkar provided a surprisingly frank and sensible ...
Dubhaltach O Reachtnin
Ed Feser and not bending to the spirit of the age
in the 1990s it seemed de rigueur to ask the question “which five people would you invite to your dream dinner party?” my answer then would ...
Katherine Bennett
Pilgrim's diary: the Catholic Herald heads to Fátima
as the harry potter-esque black-caped students that the portuguese city of coimbra is famous for were heading to classes early in the mornin...
James Jeffrey
Nélida Piñon 1937-2022: Brazilian writer of acclaim
while it might be said that nélida piñon was a catholic writer, she was certainly not one set in the customary mould – or indeed in any moul...
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