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As artificial intelligence continues to widen the world of possibilities at breakneck speed, prompting Pope Leo XIV to issue caution with its use, it occurs to me that AI lacks something that is distinctively human: death. ...
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Across the Diocese, several parishes will mark Red November with special Masses, inviting the faithful to pray for those whose freedom to practice their religion is threatened. Bishop Vincent will celebrate Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral, Parramatta, on 25 November at 7pm....
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Some people try very hard to equate the word ‘peace’ with the naïve ‘flower children’ of the 1960s; to paint it as impractical, implausible, the stuff that fuzzyheaded intellectuals and 'woke' radicals are made of. ...
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Caritas Australia has welcomed five new Diocesan Directors in 2026, strengthening its nationwide network of local Catholic leaders who help bring the Church's mission of compassion, justice and solidarity to life in communities across Australia. ...
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Read together, Magnifica Humanitas and Dilexit Nos suggest AI’s future depends not on regulation alone but on the conversion of the heart, the one human depth no machine can automate....
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St Francis’ famed humility led him to awe at his Creator and companionship with creation. Such solidarity deepens our relationships and expands our sense of home....
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Pope Leo has a gift for putting into their rightful place issues that concern humanity. He has taken war off the politics page and AI off the science pages and put them under the heading of humanity....
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Drawing on Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical, Cardinal Parolin warns that handing justice to opaque AI systems empties law of accountability....
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On the last day of the International Meeting for Peace in Assisi, Patriarch Paul III Nona of Baghdad speaks about the importance of looking to contemporary martyrs to build peace: they offer “a good way to think about unity.”...
As artificial intelligence continues to widen the world of possibilities at breakneck speed, prompting Pope Leo XIV to issue caution with its use, it occurs to me that AI lacks something that is distinctively human: death. ...
Across the Diocese, several parishes will mark Red November with special Masses, inviting the faithful to pray for those whose freedom to practice their religion is threatened. Bishop Vincent will celebrate Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral, Parramatta, on 25 November at 7pm....
Some people try very hard to equate the word ‘peace’ with the naïve ‘flower children’ of the 1960s; to paint it as impractical, implausible, the stuff that fuzzyheaded intellectuals and 'woke' radicals are made of. ...
Caritas Australia has welcomed five new Diocesan Directors in 2026, strengthening its nationwide network of local Catholic leaders who help bring the Church's mission of compassion, justice and solidarity to life in communities across Australia. ...
Read together, Magnifica Humanitas and Dilexit Nos suggest AI’s future depends not on regulation alone but on the conversion of the heart, the one human depth no machine can automate....
St Francis’ famed humility led him to awe at his Creator and companionship with creation. Such solidarity deepens our relationships and expands our sense of home....
Pope Leo has a gift for putting into their rightful place issues that concern humanity. He has taken war off the politics page and AI off the science pages and put them under the heading of humanity....
Drawing on Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical, Cardinal Parolin warns that handing justice to opaque AI systems empties law of accountability....
On the last day of the International Meeting for Peace in Assisi, Patriarch Paul III Nona of Baghdad speaks about the importance of looking to contemporary martyrs to build peace: they offer “a good way to think about unity.”...