Organizers said the event was meant to offer faith and spiritual perspectives to help establish a moral framework for artificial intelligence, focusing on how humanity can flourish alongside rapid technological change while confronting its social, ethical and spiritual risks.
We will honor the life of Catherine Schubach on Saturday, December 12, what would have been her 106th birthday. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral of the Madeleine (331 East So Temple St, Salt Lake City) at 1 p.m., with inurnment at Mt. Calvary Cemetery, 4th Ave and T Street. A celebration of life will be held at the McCune Mansion (200 N Main St, Salt Lake City) following the funeral.
"In this month of November, the Church invites our gaze to what lies after this life. Our hearts are drawn toward our loved ones who have passed from this world to the next, with prayerful hope that one day we will see them again in the presence of God. A widow’s simple act of saving a seat for her husband is, for me, a visible way of expressing that hope. ..."
Students from Kearns-St. Ann Catholic School in Salt Lake City visited the Governor’s Mansion on Nov. 2, and had the unique opportunity to see First Lady Abby Cox introduce her new picture book, "Jennie Makes Room!"
La tarde del 26 de octubre un grupo de jóvenes adultos de varias religiones se reunieron para hablar sobre inteligencia artificial y fe, esto gracias a la invitación del centro Child First Policy y del Consejo Utah Multi-Faith.