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St. Gregory the Great Morals on The Book of Job

Translated with notes and indices. In three volumes. Oxford, John Henry Parker; J.G.F. and J. Rivington, London. 1844.

04.10.2026: A poll is being conducted on the website.

09/27/2026: Our parish website has launched.

09/24/2026: The Fortieth Liturgy, Conclusion of the Forty-Day Cycle of Liturgies

How do you view the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies?

_{Beginning of the survey 10/04/2026
Results of the survey 10/04/2026.}

	A tool like any other: It is simply a technology created by humanity. What matters most is whose hands it is in and how it is used (for good or for ill).
	A helper in work and study: AI can significantly ease routine tasks, freeing up time for spiritual life, family, and live communication.
	A source of spiritual concern: AI carries hidden risks—such as the erosion of genuine human interaction, dependency, and the illusion of 'sentience'—so we must approach it with great caution.
	A threat to traditional values: Artificial intelligence blurs the line between God's creation and human creation, replacing authentic spirituality with algorithms.
	Neutral / Undecided: I haven't thought about this yet or don't see the need to delve deeply into the topic.