Attendees listen to a panel discussion at the New York Encounter in 2024. / Credit: New York Encounter Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Jan 28, 2025 / 08:00 am (CNA). Over the course of three days next month, Catholics from the U.S. and abroad will gather in the heart of New York City for a one-of-a-kind cultural…
null / Credit: science photo/Shutterstock CNA Staff, Jan 28, 2025 / 07:00 am (CNA). For years, scientists have sought to understand how a collection of chemicals that are not themselves alive — in the case of humans, inanimate organic molecules — are able to work together to create living organisms that can eat, reproduce, and…
Father Francesco Patton, custos of the Holy Land, stops at the Eighth Station of the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem during the Good Friday Via Crucis on March 29, 2024. / Credit: Marinella Bandini Jerusalem, Jan 28, 2025 / 06:00 am (CNA). Franciscan Father Francesco Patton’s nine-year tenure as custos of the Holy Land began unexpectedly…
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Three hundred years ago, on the night of January 27–28, 1725, one of the most important and controversial tsars in Russian history died: Peter I the Great. His transformative vision reshaped not only the political landscape of Russia but also its cultural and artistic identity. Born in Moscow 52 years earlier, Peter Romanov, the son…
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God has seen all His creation to be good. As Christians, we rejoice in this goodness. We delight in the loveliness of the sun and moon, in the odor of the sweet olive, in the taste of flesh and fowl and grain, in the spirits that raise our spirits, in the marital bond that brings…
This world is not the same as it was two weeks ago. Technicolor has arrived in Oz. The sense of dread I’ve had for several years now is slowly receding. I can hardly wait to get out of bed in the morning (metaphorically, anyway). Accustomed as we are to the glacial pace of anything institutional,…
null / Credit: Blue Planet Studio/Shutterstock CNA Staff, Jan 28, 2025 / 04:00 am (CNA). The Vatican on Tuesday released a new “note” addressing the ethical and anthropological implications of artificial intelligence (AI), highlighting distinctions between human and artificial intelligence and offering guidelines meant to ensure that the development and use of AI serve humanity…
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