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Masturbation Isn't Always a Sin. The Church Knows This, But Prefers Not To Say So

Prof. Maria Beisert: Catholic moral norms diverge from what we know about human beings. Contemporary knowledge about sexuality says something different. By Edward Augustyn Maria Beisert Edward Augustyn: Did you read Katarzyna Wasiak's piece, Professor? Maria Beisert, sexologist: Yes. I hear many questions there that are probably the

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The Encyclical on Artificial Intelligence: How to Disarm AI

The Pope says "I call," asking where the technological race is heading as it pushes ethics aside. By Sylwia Czubkowska Project Stargate – the massive, $500 billion investment in data centers, computing power, and supercomputers – was announced by OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank. Its name naturally echoes the science fiction

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How to Part Ways the Catholic Way? The Full Truth About "Church Divorces"

Church courts in Poland are unpredictable, and their rulings inconsistent. As a result, some people receive a positive verdict almost immediately, while others wait years or walk away with nothing, feeling wronged. By Ignacy Dudkiewicz "It seemed like my case was straightforward. There were documents, witnesses, a church lawyer

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Patti Smith in the Vatican Pavilion. The Church and Art at the Venice Biennale

Patti Smith singing in a church at the Venice Biennale? For Fr. Antonio Spadaro, this is not a provocation but a "sound prayer." And a sign that the Church needs art that disturbs. By Edward Augustyn, from Venice and Fr. Antonio Spadaro Edward Augustyn: Patti Smith singing in