CatéGPT

But how can one love someone whom one does not know?

Benedict XVI

CatéGPT: artificial intelligence in service of discovering the texts of the Church


Introduction

CatéGPT was born from the desire to make the foundational texts of the Catholic Church accessible to as many people as possible. The goal is not to replace the Church or priests, but to help users discover the answers already present in Sacred Scripture, the Catechism, the Councils and the documents of the Magisterium. CatéGPT is part of an effort of transmission, formation and discovery.

Why CatéGPT?

The name CatéGPT brings together the Catechism of the Catholic Church and modern artificial intelligence technologies. The goal is to put these technologies at the service of spreading the intellectual and spiritual heritage of the Church.

Our philosophy

Artificial intelligence is not meant to replace the reading of the texts. On the contrary, it should help discover them. CatéGPT always encourages direct consultation of the original sources.

Our identity

The CatéGPT logo shows a hand holding the keys of St Peter. The gold key symbolises the Church, the silver key technology, and the digital network extending the hand evokes artificial intelligence. Together they express the meeting of Catholic tradition and contemporary tools.

Sources

Every answer points back to the official texts of the Church. These are the sources CatéGPT relies on and makes available to you, in your language wherever an edition exists.

Official documents of the Holy See

Published on vatican.va. Links open the edition matching your language where one exists.

Biblia Clerus (clerus.org)

Biblia Clerus, published by the Congregation for the Clergy, is a vast library available in six languages. We have catalogued 412 works below; each link opens the full text on clerus.org.

Browse the library in your language:

Sacred Scripture (73)
New Testament · Gospels & Acts (5)
New Testament · Epistles of St. Paul (13)
New Testament · Catholic Epistles (9)
Old Testament · Pentateuch (5)
Old Testament · Historical Books (16)
Old Testament · Wisdom Literature (7)
Old Testament · Prophets (18)
Vatican II & essential texts (26)
Magisterium (councils, encyclicals, exhortations) (153)
Councils · Lateran (5)
Councils · Others (6)
Encyclicals (1)
Encyclicals · Franciscus (1)
Encyclicals · Benedictus XVI (3)
Encyclicals · St. John Paul II (14)
Encyclicals · B. Paul VI (5)
Encyclicals · St. John XXIII (3)
Encyclicals · Pius XII (4)
Encyclicals · Pius XI (5)
Encyclicals · Benedict XV (2)
Encyclicals · St. Pius X (9)
Encyclicals · Leo XIII (3)
Apostolic Exhortations · Franciscus (1)
Apostolic Exhortations · Benedictus XVI (2)
Apostolic Exhortations · St. John Paul II (8)
Apostolic Exhortations · B. Paul VI (1)
Apostolic Exhortations · St. Pius X (1)
Apostolic Letters · Benedictus XVI (1)
Apostolic Letters · St. John Paul II (10)
Apostolic Letters · St. John XXIII (2)
Catechisms (2)
Catechisms · Audiences (15)
Collection of Insegnamenti · Benedictus XVI (1)
Collection of Insegnamenti · St. John Paul II (29)
Collection of Insegnamenti · B. Paul VI (16)
Collection of Insegnamenti · Other Popes (3)
Fathers of the Church (77)
Apostolic Fathers (10)
Doctors · S.Athanasius (1)
Doctors · St. Hilary (3)
Doctors · St. Ambrose (3)
Doctors · S.Basilius (1)
Doctors · S.Gregorius Nazian. (1)
Doctors · S.Cyrillus (1)
Doctors · St. Jerome (2)
Doctors · St. Augustine (21)
Doctors · St. John Chrysostom (21)
Doctors · S.Leo (1)
Doctors · S.Gregorius (3)
Doctors · St. Ephrem (1)
Doctors · St. John Damascene (1)
Doctors · S. Greg. Narek (1)
Eastern (5)
Others (1)
Doctors & spiritual masters (25)
Saint Thomas Aquinas & theology (8)
"S. Thoma magistro" (OT 16) · Dogmatic (7)
"S. Thoma magistro" (OT 16) · Bible (1)
Liturgy (8)
Canon law & dicasteries (13)
Cited in literature (26)
Other texts (3)

Answers always come with references so the reader can consult the sources directly.

Disclaimer

CatéGPT is a documentary assistance tool. It does not replace the authority of the Magisterium, a priest, a spiritual director, or the sacrament of confession.

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