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One Hundred Years: What Leo XIII Says About A Contract Between Unequal Parties
One hundred years. That’s the term on the oil concession President Trump announced Friday night, and the number deserves a minute before…
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The Fire You Cannot Hold In
Last Sunday, Peter got it right and was told the answer came from heaven. This Sunday he gets it wrong, in public,…
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Who Hands You The Ballot: Subsidiarity And A Postal Rule Seventy Days Out
Somewhere in your county, someone’s job is to ensure your elections run smoothly. She has a title like County Clerk, Registrar, or…
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The Man Who Counted For Nothing
Every room has a pecking order, and most of us can read it in ninety seconds. Who gets deferred to. Who gets…
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The Warning That Never Sounded: Rasuwa And What Prudence Owes People Who Cannot Protect Themselves
It wasn’t raining in Rasuwa on Wednesday morning. Hold onto that detail, because it explains almost everything about what followed. Nobody heard…
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The Oil You Cannot Borrow
Ten girls wait in the dark with lamps, and five of them run dry. When they ask the others to share, the…
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What Does the Catholic Church Say About Transhumanism?
Magnifica Humanitas addresses transhumanism directly, and its objection is not to enhancement but to a vision in which human limits are defects…
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What Is the “Technocratic Paradigm”? Pope Leo’s Term Explained
The phrase comes from Laudato Si’ and Leo XIV builds his AI encyclical on it. It describes what happens when efficiency becomes…
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Can an Algorithm Be Held Responsible? What the Church Says
Magnifica Humanitas argues that responsibility cannot be transferred to a system, and that the appearance of neutrality is what makes automated exclusion…
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What Does Pope Leo Say About Children and Phones?
Magnifica Humanitas devotes real attention to minors online, asks legislators for age limits, and says the burden of control should not fall…
