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A distinguished scholar from Oxford University, Daniel De Haan, Ph.D., will speak on the University of Oklahoma campus about the potential threat of artificial intelligence to human flourishing. The title of his talk is, “Offloading Human Intelligence: Does AI Threaten our Common Goods?”

A estas alturas, supongo que la mayoría de nosotros nos hemos preguntado o nos han preguntado: “¿A qué estás renunciando en esta Cuaresma?” Este es un tema muy popular en los entornos católicos, en las familias católicas, en los grupos de amigos e incluso entre los sacerdotes.

By now, I suppose most of us have asked or have been asked, “What are you giving up for Lent?” It’s a popular topic in Catholic circles, within Catholic families, among friend groups and even among priests.

For more than 50 years, Father Paul Zahler has dedicated his life and vocational career to upholding the seven Catholic social teachings.

Mike Hurney stands on the frontline of the fight for life, regularly leading others in prayers for the unborn on the streets outside Planned Parenthood facilities.

Sister Points to the Saints: Sister Mary Michael Fox, who in 2023 became the first female speaker in the event’s history – and it’s highest rated – delivered again, moving the men to respond with laughs and applause throughout her talk

Students from Saint James the Greater Catholic School in Oklahoma City are making music heard – and appreciated – all the way to Italy.

Fundraising at Mount St. Mary Catholic High School may be redefining the term “fast start.” Mount St. Mary announced the public launch of Higher Ground: Phase II on Feb. 8 at its annual Magic at The Mount Gala. The project is an $11.5 million comprehensive capital campaign addressing long-term campus facility needs, along with growth of school endowment funds and annual giving.

In recent weeks, Mount St. Mary Catholic High School has had ample opportunities to put service into action and pray in community.

As Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School students head into spring break, the school celebrates major achievements in academics, athletics and extracurriculars. From national recognition to championship pursuits, hard work and dedication continue to make an impact in the Irish community.

During the month of March At Cristo Rey OKC Catholic High School, it’s March Madness. Yet instead of basketball, the madness involves universities all over the country.

On Feb. 18, President Trump issued an executive order entitled, “Expanding Access to In Vitro Fertilization” (IVF), in which he stated, “My Administration recognizes the importance of family formation, and as a Nation, our public policy must make it easier for loving and longing mothers and fathers to have children.”

Saint Patrick Catholic Church will celebrate its patron saint with a festival themed, “I arise today in the Blessed Trinity.” Irish festivities kick off with the church parish participating in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade at 10 a.m. on March 15 in Stockyards City, featuring historically acclaimed Saint Brigid of Kildare and Saint Patrick who will be sharing Irish blessings with parade attendees.

El 5 de marzo iniciamos otro tiempo de preparación cuaresmal para la alegría pascual de la resurrección del Señor. Como cada año, el Miércoles de Ceniza marca el inicio de la Cuaresma con un gesto simbólico de humilde arrepentimiento al recibir la ceniza en la frente. Es un recordatorio de nuestra mortalidad.

On March 5, we entered another season of Lenten preparation for the Easter joy of the Lord’s resurrection. Each year, Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent with a symbolic gesture of humble repentance by receiving ashes on our foreheads. It is a reminder of our own mortality.

Semana de las Hermanas Católicas del 8 al 14 de marzo Un recurso natural y probado para los sacerdotes a la hora de dar ejemplo a los fieles es remitirse a las Escrituras. Como subdirector de vocaciones de la arquidiócesis de Oklahoma City, que espera atraer a más religiosas, el padre Jerome Krug encuentra una invitación fácil en el Evangelio.

The yellow bus pulled up to welcome aboard the Oklahoma City pilgrims – 13 in all – just beyond the doors of the airport in Guatemala City. The group from the archdiocese readied to begin an almost week-long journey in mid-February, yet none could truly be ready, nor anticipate the transformative days awaiting and presenting an immersion into the life and impact of Blessed Stanley Rother.

Catholic Sisters Week March 8-14 One natural and proven go-to move for priests in providing examples to the faithful: point to scripture. As assistant vocation director for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, hoping to attract more women sisters, Father Jerome Krug finds an easy invitation in the Gospel.

In the Great Jubilee of the year 2000, a summer camp was born in the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. A quarter of a century later, thanks to the contributions of hundreds of staff members and the participation of thousands of young people, Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Camp is thriving.