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Is it wrong for a Catholic to like/love/use/appreciate AI created music? Should we ban AI produced content from our liturgy (choirs, hymns...)? And, is AI development comparable to the industrial revolution in terms of job replacement (theory)?  Henri-Pierre Koubaka chats with Dr Jeremy Kidwell who is a Senior Lecturer in Theological Ethics from the Department of Theology and Religion
at the University of Birmingham. Dr Kidwell is an interdisciplinary scholar trained in ethics and constructive theology, with a background in the humanities, particularly, literature and music.
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Magnifica Humanitas is Pope Leo's first encyclical, dedicated to the defence of humanity against some of the evils and temptations of our age. In this series Edward Hadas provides a commentary including background and explanations.
Edward Hadas is the author of Counsels of Imperfection: Thinking through Catholic Social Teaching, published by the Catholic University of America Press. He teaches Political Economy at the Department of Continuing Education at Oxford University and also teaches philosophy to visiting American undergraduates. He previously worked in finance and financial journalism. He is currently completing a book on narratives of modernity. 
CREDO is a programme that nourishes listeners in their Catholic faith. It airs live on Radio Maria every weekday at 4pm and is rebroadcast at 4am the following morning, as well as 4.15pm on Saturday and 5pm on Sunday.
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Henri-Pierre KOUBAKA reviews some of the tech developments in music production from the 70's, 80's and 90's when synths and DJs took over the dance-floors. Today, can AI make us dance?
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Throughout July, Becoming a Pillar for Radio Maria brings you the voices of listeners, volunteers and friends who hold up Our Lady's Radio in the UK. Each episode explores why our supporters give, what Radio Maria means to them, and their hopes for its future. Radio Maria stands on five pillars: prayer, fidelity to the Magisterium, dependence on Providence and the generosity of listeners, Marian spirituality, and the dedication of volunteers. We carry no advertising, so everything you hear is shaped by prayer and mission, not by sponsors. Every pillar needs people. People like you. Genevieve has been a long-time volunteer for Radio Maria with on air programmes. Over the past few years, she's had to step back from behind the microphone as she has become a mother, changing from growing in her faith through interview with other Christians to learning more about her faith as a listener. She shares what Radio Maria has been for their lives and their hopes for the future of Our Lady's Radio. If something you hear stirs your heart, please act on it. A regular monthly gift, whatever the amount, brings DAB to new towns, strengthens our studios and keeps Radio Maria on air, free from advertising and full of faith. Visit https://radiomaria.uk/donations/ to become a monthly supporter of Radio Maria today. Hold up something beautiful.

Throughout July, Becoming a Pillar for Radio Maria brings you the voices of listeners, volunteers and friends who hold up Our Lady's Radio in the UK. Each episode explores why our supporters give, what Radio Maria means to them, and their hopes for its future. Radio Maria stands on five pillars: prayer, fidelity to the Magisterium, dependence on Providence and the generosity of listeners, Marian spirituality, and the dedication of volunteers. We carry no advertising, so everything you hear is shaped by prayer and mission, not by sponsors. Every pillar needs people. People like you.
Sandy Hobson is a long-time volunteer for Radio Maria and regularly joins events and activities of the Radio in Cambridge. Today, she'll share what Radio Maria has been for her life and her hopes for the future of Our Lady's Radio.
If something you hear stirs your heart, please act on it. A regular monthly gift, whatever the amount, brings DAB to new towns, strengthens our studios and keeps Radio Maria on air, free from advertising and full of faith.
Visit https://radiomaria.uk/donations/ to become a monthly supporter of Radio Maria today. Hold up something beautiful.