AI to Gen Z: Young Catholic Job Seekers and Employees Wrestle With the Future of Work
In the wake of Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical on artificial intelligence, a youthful contingent reflects on how machine learning is reshaping employment.
Results from Tag: 'dignity of work'
What ‘Rerum Novarum’ Said to Modern Society
COMMENTARY: Pope Leo XIII’s encyclical, issued 135 years ago, demonstrated how the Catholic Church’s teaching, rooted in natural law and divine Revelation, could engage a de-Christianized society wrestling with complex new challenges.
AI and the Worker: Rerum Novarum’s 135-Year-Old Warning
Pope Leo XIII's foundational encyclical prompts us to ask: Will AI amplify or replace human capacities?
Why a Catholic ‘Revival’ May Be Leaving the Working Class Behind
And how the Church can better reach people with a blue-collar background.
Abundant Leadership: A Jubilee Call for Catholic Business Leaders
COMMENTARY: The vision of John 10:10 leadership to be more Christlike, more courageous, more compassionate — every day.
This Catholic Café Is Serving Up Purpose and Joy — One Cookie at a Time
From snickerdoodle cookies to lasting friendships, Brother André’s Café is transforming how a parish uplifts and embraces people with disabilities.
Beyond the Balcony View: Contemplating Vocation While on Vacation in Brazil
Thoughts about working for Mother Angelica's apostolate on the 102nd anniversary of her birth, this year on Easter Sunday.
Pope Francis Calls On Young People to Protect Their Authenticity and Dignity at Work
Pope Francis sent this message to Italian teenagers and young people participating in LaborDì, a day of reflection to promote decent work organized by the Christian Association of Italian Workers.
US Catholic Bishops on Labor Day: Honor ‘Human Dignity of All Who Labor’
The bishops pointed to the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard in Matthew 20:1-16.
Work-Life Balance: Advice for Attaining Peacefulness in Daily Routines and Within Our Souls
COMMENTARY: Seeing in-office and out-of-office through a Catholic-Christian lens
