Because I work in the tech sector, I’m often asked about what I think of Pope Leo’s latest encyclical regarding artificial intelligence — Magnifica Humanitas. Overall, I think he takes a fair and balanced approach to the topic. He shows much humility saying that he’s not an expert in this emerging and ever-changing field and […]
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Schindler’s List is a movie about the Holocaust in World War II and a German businessperson’s fight to save the lives of as many Jews as he could. He accomplished this through business trickery and giving many bribes and gifts to Nazi officials. At the end of the movie, he laments how he could have
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One thing I try to do with RosaryMeds is introduce people to new ways of praying and thinking about Rosary prayer. The software engineer in me is always approaching projects with different solutions hoping that one of them will be the right fit. I think the same goes for prayer — what’s right for one
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Our Casual Culture When I go out to a fancy restaurant, I like to dress up a bit. I’m not talking about a full-blown suit, but I do put on a nice shirt and pants. However, regardless of how fancy the restaurant is, I always see people wearing T-shirts, jeans, shorts, and athletic gear. And
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We Want a Balanced Life The goal for so many of us is to live a life of balance and peace. We want to do some meaningful work balanced with a little leisure. We want the occasional friend over for coffee. We look for some satisfying hobbies. And yet, so many people live out of
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In addition to writing about the Rosary, I read a lot about it too. After all, I need inspiration and information about this unique and powerful prayer. Every October, Rosary articles flood my email inbox and news feeds. As much as I would like to write in-depth commentary on each article, I don’t have enough
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IAACS: IT’S ALL ABOUT CONFESSION SILLY My family invited a friend who was the former associate pastor at our parish, Father Tony. He has since moved to the role of pastor at his current parish. We picked his brain about how to make parishes stronger. Without skipping a beat, he proclaimed “adoration and confession.” I’m
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I read this post on DesiringGod.org about why God introduced boredom into His divine plan. He explains: Boredom is the relentless experience of not finding satisfaction in this world. Something starts out being exciting, satisfying, but soon we weary of it and we need something else. I think that is God’s design in this universal
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As I move into summer, I often think about how my daily routines change. My kids are out of school, so we don’t have to scramble in the morning getting ready. I don’t have to pick them up in the afternoon. We don’t have after-school activities and homework to deal with. I also don’t have
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Lenin’s Tomb vs. Catholic Masses I visited Moscow in 2002. I saw all the typical tourist sites in Red Square and the Kremlin. One popular destination is Lenin’s tomb where you can actually see the crazy revolutionary preserved in a glass coffin. Unlike certain saints whose bodies are uncorrupted, Lenin is preserved artificially and so
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