
The Catholic Church Is the Mother of Modern Science
In civilization after civilization, science has been ‘stillborn’ — but in Christendom, science has flourished and has brought achievements like the James Webb Space Telescope.
In civilization after civilization, science has been ‘stillborn’ — but in Christendom, science has flourished and has brought achievements like the James Webb Space Telescope.
When you look at Jupiter and its moons, think of the role that those dots of light have played in Church history
If you can ever see Jupiter’s largest moons without a telescope, Sept. 25-26 will be the night.
Started in 1986, the program has historically given students the opportunity to dive into astronomy while also experiencing Italian culture.
“The phrase ‘trust the science’ does not convince those who most need to be convinced, especially if it reinforces the fear that science is challenging the authority of religious faith.”
What astronomical data tells us about planetary conjunctions that may have occurred in relation to the birth of Jesus and/or the wise men visiting him.
Father Georges Lemaître is widely credited with developing the ‘Big Bang Theory’ to explain the physical origin of the universe.
Benedictine College in Kansas is showcasing the harmony of faith and science with a celebration of the phenomenon that includes the opening of a new observatory.
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