Is AI Making Us Less Human? Catholicism, Pope Leo XIV & the Fight for Human Dignity with Eliza Monts

In this week's episode, Eliza Monts discusses the intersection of Catholic faith and technology, focusing on AI, digital discipleship, and how to navigate online life responsibly. She shares insights from her upcoming book and Pope Leo's recent encyclical, emphasizing the importance of human dignity and virtue in the digital age.SCRIPTURE: Matthew 6:33-34SAINT SPOTLIGHT: St. IsidoreRESOURCES: Eliza Monts - Substack - https://elizamonts.substack.comEliza Monts - Upcoming Book - https://penguinrandomhouse.comInstagram - https://instagram.com/elizamonts

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