Living Divine Mercy: The Catholic Church on AI
August 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelArtificial Intelligence is changing the way we live, work, and think — faster than most of us can keep up. But as Catholics, we have to ask: How should we approach this technology in light of our faith?
In this week’s episode of Living Divine Mercy, Fr. Chris Alar takes us beyond the headlines to explore what the Church actually teaches about AI. Drawing from Scripture, Tradition, and the moral wisdom of the Church, he offers clear guidance on how we can use technology without losing sight of what matters most: the dignity of the human person and our call to love God and neighbor.
AI can be used for incredible good — from advancing medicine to helping people communicate across the globe. But it also carries risks that can harm our humanity if we’re not careful. This episode invites you to see both sides clearly, so you can make choices rooted in faith, discernment, and responsibility.
We live in a time of rapid innovation, but God’s truth never changes. As disciples of Christ, we are called to be informed, intentional, and prayerful — even in the digital age.
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Don’t miss this timely and thought-provoking episode. The future is being shaped right now — let’s make sure it reflects the light of Christ.
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