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Remembering Past Easters, Brooklyn Catholics See ‘Religion Coming Back’

Remembering Past Easters, Brooklyn Catholics See ‘Religion Coming Back’

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The tradition of displaying crosses in building windows was in full swing in the 1950s. GREENPOINT — Ed Wilkinson remembers growing up in Greenpoint in the 1950s, and gazing across the East River on Good Friday to see three consecutive Manhattan skyscrapers all with lighted windows in the shape of crosses. “We were right on the water. If you went down to the river, you could see those buildings all lit up. If you went up to the rooftops, you cou…See the Story

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Chinese Poetry - Words are like sprouts - Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

Chinese Poetry - Words are like sprouts - Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

Classical Chinese poetry depicts visions. This profound connection between thought and image, typical of poetic experience, has influenced the Western imagination in various ways. “It is beyond doubt that the use of ideograms makes it impossible for us, as you do, to separate thought from the plastic sensibility to which it is always connected”: So says André Malraux, one of the legendary figures of 20th-century France, through the mouth of a yo…See the Story

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An indispensable bridge for dialogue with cultures - Pope Francis' letter on literature - Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

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An indispensable bridge for dialogue with cultures - Pope Francis' letter on literature - Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

Can literature nourish and sustain Christian life? This question is at the heart of Pope Francis’s letter of 4 August 2024, The Role of Literature in Formation (RLF)[1]. As we read this letter, we will find that the answer is addressed not only to priests and pastoral workers, but also to all Christians. This short article will briefly introduce its content and highlight the passages that are particularly important for us. If we want to choose a…See the Story

Intelligence? Interpretation? Wisdom? – Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

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Intelligence? Interpretation? Wisdom? – Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

“There’s this weird thing about AI,” says my friend Jerry, an engineer who has spent years developing artificial neural network systems to enable computers to speak in more natural tones. “Whenever it produces something truly useful, people stop calling it AI.” Language recognition and generation have long been elusive for computers, but various forms of artificial intelligence (AI) — or better yet, neural networks and machine learning, as engin…See the Story

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“Writing, at least for me, is primarily an exploration of intuition.”[1] Born in Sandpoint, Idaho, in 1943, Marilynne Robinson is one of the most important American writers of our time, despite having published only five novels and a number of short essays in four decades. Since Housekeeping[2] was published in 1980, it has been followed by Gilead in 2004, Home in 2008, Lila in 2014, and Jack in 2020. Robinson won the Pulitzer Prize in 2005 for …See the Story

Conscious Machines? - Reflections on the so-called "Artificial Intelligence" - Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

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Conscious Machines? - Reflections on the so-called "Artificial Intelligence" - Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

What makes us human? To this question, many people, including such notable figures as Israeli historian Yuval Noah Harari[1] and OpenAI founder Sam Altman[2], have answered: “humor”, “imagination” and “emotions”. We believe that these answers are not only philosophically and theologically naive, but also ultimately inappropriate, because the defining characteristic of being human is consciousness: this is also widely regarded as the “holy grail”…See the Story

Year of the Snake: Is the Snake the happiest symbol of humanity? – Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

Year of the Snake: Is the Snake the happiest symbol of humanity? – Catholic Civilization | La Civiltà Cattolica

As we bid farewell to the Dragon and welcome the Snake, in addition to the commonly used "pun" blessings, are there any words related to the Christian faith that can be used as New Year's greetings to encourage each other? In the Year of the Snake, let us turn our eyes to the One who was lifted up on the cross, and reflect on the true meaning of Christian joy through His self-emptiness of "giving up" himself for "benevolence" (people). Time flie…See the Story