I love a good springboard question. Here are some stand out drawings from exploring the question, “Can robots love?” From there, we launched into why God would give us freewill, even knowing that the Fall might happen - so that we could truly love!
8th graders researched types of therapies for our mental health unit and presented some wonderful talk shows sharing their findings in creative, interactive ways!
Today, to celebrate the feast day of St. Blaise, we received the traditional blessing of St. Blaise, invoking protection against illnesses of the throat! 🕯️🕯️
Every 8th grader picked a different part of the Mass to deep dive into and share about with the class. We are giving ourselves “checkpoints” to help us connect to in our liturgies!
#Christmas reminds us that God makes Himself known by drawing near to us, not in grandiose events or by revealing Himself from afar. God does not remain in some inaccessible heaven, but comes to meet us in the very heart of our ordinary lives. He shows us that daily life, just as it is, can become the place to encounter God.
Human beings are called to be co-workers in the work of creation, not merely passive consumers of content generated by artificial technology. Our dignity lies in our ability to reflect, choose freely, love unconditionally, and enter into authentic relationships with others. Recognizing and safeguarding what characterizes the human person and guarantees their balanced growth is essential for establishing an adequate framework to manage the consequences of artificial intelligence.
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