Calling for an ethical approach to AI
Catholic university La Sapienza joins the Rome Call for AI Ethics
January 2021
A dark yet luminous night
The first Focolare in Rome, “Paradise ’49”, meeting former Prime Minister De Gasperi and Pasquale Foresi
Protecting vulnerable lives
An interview with theologian Dana Dillon about a consistent life ethic
The lost and found phone
A powerful experience of collective prayer
The look in their eyes
Marching in 1960s Alabama for civil rights burned some images in my soul. But I still had to dig deeper to rip out the racism within
Messages - Living City January 2021
'Save the Earth' and 'No inflammatory words...'
Preparing the future
How to be “pro-life”
All monotheistic religions consider life sacred. The Quran affirms, “And do not kill the soul which Allah has forbidden to be killed except in the course of justice” [al-An‘âm (6): 151]. And scripture says about the Prophet Jeremiah, “Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you” (Jer 1:5). Yet how can we live and promote this faith message of the sacredness of human life amid a secular society that believes otherwise? How can we build a world where abortion becomes unnecessary?
A virtual bake-along
Young adults in Texas host a fundraiser for Lebanon
Who asks for an abortion, and why?
In 2014 Guttmacher Institute anonymously surveyed 1,209 post-abortive women from nine clinics across the U.S., and 957 provided their main reason:
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