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FUNERAL MASS FOR FR. RAPHAEL ADEBAYO Today Thursday 12 January, 2023. 10am. Holy Cross Cathedral,
Please click on the link below to view: COMWEEK DAY SIX Topic: Introducing the MAGISTERIUM AI FINALTHOUGHT MAGISTERIUM AI represents an innovative approach to religious education, leveraging AI technology to support the dissemination and understanding of Catholic teachings Consult the programme for today in the manual for the full teaching Please click here to support
Please click on the link below to view: COMWEEK DAY FIVE Topic: Artificial Intelligence & the Risk of Deepfakes FINAL THOUGHT Deepfake and the Urgent Call to Preserve True Faith: Articial intelligence, particularly “Deepfake,” poses a concern for Christians. While fake news has plagued social media, Deepfake technology creates more advanced distortions of reality. Safeguarding
Please click on the link below to view: COMWEEK DAY FOUR Topic: Artificial Intelligence and the future of Education FINAL THOUGHT Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform education, but its deployment must be guided by principles of equity, transparency and ethics. Formation in Articial Literacy is very key to this whole process. Consult the
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Benin City, Nigeria – The Catholic community in Benin City gathered in celebration as the 2024 Communications Week (Comweek) was inaugurated at St. Paul Catholic Church. The event, marked by a solemn Mass, saw Archbishop Augustine Obiora Akubeze bestowing high praise on Rev. Fr. Michael Nsikak Umoh for his innovative contributions to the media apostolate within
Please click on the link below to view: COMWEEK DAY THREE: Topic: Ethical considerations of Artificial Intelligence FINAL THOUGHT While Ai Has Its Benets, We Need To Be Careful About How It Affects Humanity, Our Relationships With Others And Our World. Consult Day-Two programme in the manual for the full teaching Please click here to
Please click on the link below to view: COMWEEK DAY TWO: Topic: Prospects and challenges of AI for Evangelisation FINAL THOUGHT We Should Use Both Our Minds And Our Hearts To Communicate In A Way That’s Truly Human. It’s Not Just About Technology; It’s About Connecting With Others And Making Thoughtful Choices. Consult Day-Two programme
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In his homily at the inaugural Mass for the 2024 Communications Week (ComWEEK) celebration, on Sunday, May 5, 2024 at the St. Paul Catholic Church in Benin, the Catholic Archbishop of Benin, Most Rev. Augustine Obiora Akubeze called on all Christians to communicate God’s love to all irrespective of tribe colour and tongue. Emphasizing that
Rev. Fr. David Okolie Dearest friends, the CHRISTIAN LOVE is also called CHARITY. This Charity is one of the 3 Theological virtues; the other 2 being Faith and Hope. They are called Theological virtues because they are infused into the soul by God alone (cf. CCC, n. 1813). Hence, the Catechism defines Charity as “the