“Catholic politicians and legislators, conscious of their grave responsibility before society, must feel particularly bound…to introduce and support laws inspired by values grounded in human nature.” (Sacramentum Caritatis, 231)
“Catholic politicians and legislators, conscious of their grave responsibility before society, must feel particularly bound…to introduce and support laws inspired by values grounded in human nature.” (Sacramentum Caritatis, 231)
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At the heart of the article is a question of growing urgency: not simply what technology can do, but who controls it, what moral vision guides it, and whether its development serves truth, human dignity, freedom, and the common good.




