AI, the Church, and the Human Person: A Catholic Reflection on Artificial Intelligence
October 17 @ 8:00 am – October 18 @ 4:00 pm
How should Catholics respond to the rapid rise of artificial intelligence? What ethical, spiritual, and human questions does AI pose for the Church, for society, and for each of us?
Join the Roman Catholic Diocese of Calgary and St. Mary’s University for a thought-provoking, two-day conference exploring the intersection of faith, technology, and humanity. Grounded in the Catholic intellectual tradition, this event brings together theologians, ethicists, tech experts, and Church leaders to reflect on the promises and perils of AI.
With keynote addresses, panel discussions, and practical workshops, the conference will examine:
- The ethical use of AI in light of human dignity
- The impact of AI on education, work, and community
- AI’s implications for pastoral care, evangelization, and Catholic ministry
- How the Church can guide and lead in the age of artificial intelligence
Who should attend?
Clergy, religious, educators, students, tech professionals, and anyone interested in the future of faith in an AI-driven world.
Let’s discern together how we can responsibly shape — and be shaped by — the digital age.
