Catholic Moral Theology

At a recent conference on AI and the virtues, a philosophy graduate student from University of Aberdeen gave a really interesting paper about the sloppy omnipresence of the word “flourishing” in discussions about AI. She was rightly concerned...

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Sunday afternoon, as I awaited the imminent release of Magnifica Dignitatis at 2:30am California time, I wondered what the encyclical would say about family, sex, marriage, and gender. Pope Leo’s recent

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There will be many days and many ways in which to comment on Leo XIV’s first social encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas. As a scholar of the history of CST, I was particularly intrigued to find ...