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Fr Paddy: Magnifica Humanitas – The Grandeur of Humanity

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By TAGSFr Paddy Byrne, Paddy Byrne
| Laois Today Verified
Pope Leo XIV, recently published the first encyclical, major teaching letter, of his papacy. The letter, Magnifica Humanitas (The Grandeur of Humanity) is aimed at safeguarding humanity at a time of artificial intelligence. At its heart is an appeal to all people of good will to work together to ensure that AI will be developed and used in ways that promote ‘human flourishing’ and help us to build a better and more just world.
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Fr Paddy: ‘Bring flowers of the Rarest’

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By TAGSFr Paddy Byrne, Paddy Byrne
| Laois Today Verified
Recently thousands of people walked the annual Darkness into Light memorial. It is a magnificent moment of solidarity emphasizing together we are stronger. Faith and spirituality enhance our well-being and mental health it gives us a wider lens, a bigger picture and anoints us with an inner confidence that “All will be Well.” It’s a rare occasion to visit a church privately and wonder why so many candles are lighting in front of an image of Mary mother of Jesus.
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Fr Paddy: An important survey from the Department of Education

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By TAGSFr Paddy Byrne, Paddy Byrne
| Laois Today Verified
The Department of Education and Youth has launched a survey to assess demand for different types of primary schools. Its aim is to expand parental choice in education. Parents, principals and school staff, along with Boards of Management, have been asked to participate in the survey. It can be accessed and completed online. The Department claims it is the biggest survey of its kind and it will give “a comprehensive, nationwide picture of parental preferences….
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