Jesuits and the Cosmos
The conversation explores the unique relationship between Jesuits and the cosmos, highlighting how Jesuits have contributed to scientific discovery, even having asteroids named after them. The discussion delves into the Ignatian principle of finding God in all things, emphasizing the Jesuits' commitment to their mission in various environments. Additionally, the historical significance of the Vatican Observatory's location is revealed, reflecting the complex interplay between the church and science throughout the centuries.In this clip
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George Coyne and Guy Consolmagno — Asteroids, Stars, and the Love of God
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