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The VO, St. Albert (Initiative) and Bellarmine (University)
Folks from the VO will once again be part of the St. Albert Initiative of the Society of Catholic Scientists and the McGrath Institute of Notre Dame.
A Jesuit’s Guide to the Stars Book Launch
Br. Guy Consolmagno, SJ. discusses his new book with Rob Lorenz, SJ
Vatican Observatory and the Intersection of Faith and Science | EWTN News Nightly
Br, Guy was interviewed about his new book on EWTN News Nightly!
Faith and the final frontier: Jesuit astronomer releases guide to the cosmos – USCCB
Br. Guy’s new book “A Jesuit’s Guide to the Stars” shows the wonder of the universe and the harmony that exists between religion and science.
From the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science Pages — Jesuits: Savants
From the Faith & Science Resource Center: An evaluation of the scientific dimension of the intellectual contribution of the Society of Jesus.
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From the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science Pages — Jesuits: Savants
From the Faith & Science Resource Center: An evaluation of the scientific dimension of the intellectual contribution of the Society of Jesus.
Scientists of Faith: 28 Stories of Brilliant Scientists with Remarkable Faith in God
A new entry for the Vatican Observatory Faith & Science Resource Center (Younger Readers): A colorful book of 28 scientists who all share a faith in God.
From the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science pages (Younger Readers) — Gregor Mendel – Father of Genetics
From the Faith & Science Resource Center (Younger Readers): An overview of the life of Fr. Gregor Mendel, the father of the science of genetics.
From the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science Pages — Pope Benedict XIV – Benedict’s Patronage of Learned Women
From the Faith & Science Resource Center: In 18th-century Italy, women worked in science and math, in most cases thanks to Pope Benedict XIV.
From the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science pages (Younger Readers) — Johannes Kepler: Discovering the Laws of Celestial Motion
From the Faith & Science Resource Center (Younger Readers): An overview of Kepler’s life and work that includes Kepler’s religious motivation for his work.
From the Vatican Observatory Faith and Science Pages — Apocalyptic Themes in Isaac Newton’s Astronomical Physics
From the Faith & Science Resource Center: Newton recognized that the universe was not eternal.