Artificial intelligence is changing our world at a staggering pace. But what does this technological revolution mean for our faith, our work, and our future? In his very first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas (Magnificent Humanity), Pope Leo XIV has stepped boldly into this exact conversation. He isn’t simply addressing algorithms and coding; he is asking profound questions about what it means to be human. How do we protect truth, freedom, and human dignity in a digital age? What is the Catholic response to the shifting dynamics of power? And how do we ensure that efficiency never replaces the human soul?

Join us at St. Paul’s beginning Monday evening, October 19th at 6:30 in the Family Life Center, when with the help of Fr. Ernest, Fr. Maurice, and Deacon Mike we will be unpacking the Church’s vision in the AI revolution. Books have been generously donated by the Knights of Columbus and will be distributed at our first meeting along with a reading plan and schedule for the next five Monday evenings. For questions or to reserve a book, please contact MJ at 904-222-0608 or mjstpaulre@gmail.com.