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Assisi, the Pope, & Rome
Campus Life Update Today is July 25th, the feast of St. James the Apostle and St. Christopher. CatholicTech cherishes the intercession of these noble saints, the patron of pilgrims and the patron of travelers. Whether on a brisk walk to a nearby town or a train ride to another region of Italy, our adventurous community…
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Even Our Cells Recycle: The Discovery of Hemifusomes
Biologists from the University of Virginia School of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) recently discovered an unknown organelle lying within the human body. This tiny organelle, termed a hemifusome, may play a prominent role in the comprehension of rare genetic disorders. On June 25th of this year, a team of researchers led by Dr. Seham…
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A Conversation with the Holy Father
As the chronicles of CatholicTech continue, one recent conversation in Castel Gandolfo graced our community with excitement and hope. This past week, our co-founder, William Haughey, had the incredible honor of personally meeting His Holiness Pope Leo XIV. This exchange occurred in a square in Albano, a mere walk from where our campus stands as…
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Faculty Publication: Joseph Ratzinger and the Techno-Scientific Culture
Fr. Maurice Agbaw-Ebai, Professor of Theology and Philosophy at CatholicTech, recently had new article published: Joseph Ratzinger and Cultural Dynamisms: Insights for the Renewal of the Techno-Scientific Culture. Fr. Maurice explores how Western culture, shaped by Enlightenment values and secular rationality, has increasingly distanced itself from its religious roots. While religion was originally central to…
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AI and The Common Good
CatholicTech is co-sponsoring AI and the Common Good Conference with the Angelicum! The conference will be hosted at the Angelicum in Aula Magna.