In light of Pope Leo’s encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, Fr. Enzo Del Brocco, CP, will be presenting on faith, and its place and relationship with artificial intelligence. Fr. Enzo will explore how we navigate the ever-changing world of technological advancement while maintaining and supporting the human dignity of all people. The environmental impact of AI, not just on the climate but on our human capacity for intelligence, has concerns beyond the use of energy and resources. As people of faith, we have a responsibility to consider the marginalized, the vulnerable, and the forgotten as children of God, especially as they are overlooked in the fast-paced development of artificial intelligence. Pope Leo’s encyclical can be found here: Encyclical Letter of His Holiness Leo XIV Magnifica Humanitas (15 May 2026) Fr. Enzo was born in Pittsburgh and after spending his childhood in the USA he moved to Italy with his family. He became a Passionist in 1991 and was ordained Priest in 1996. He holds a Licentiate in Moral Theology, a master's degree in human resources, a Certification in Catholic Bioethics and has a PhD in Healthcare Ethics. He is the ninth president of Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, IL. He emphasizes hope as prayer and […]
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Since 1993, The Well has had the privilege of honoring visionary leaders whose lives and work embody the sacred interconnectedness of all life through the Sacred Universe Award. This prestigious award, originally envisioned by Mary Southard, CSJ, and John Surette, SJ, has honored luminaries such as Thomas Berry, Brian Swimme, Miriam Therese MacGillis, Mary Evelyn Tucker, John Grim, Diarmuid O’Murchu, Ilia Delio, John Haught, John Philip Newell, Elizabeth Johnson, Sara Thomsen, and many others. This year, we are honored to award Chris Baglow, Ph.D. Academic Director, Science & Religion Initiative; Professor of the Practice, Theology at Notre Dame. He will be presenting on Faith, Science, Catechesis and Creation Ex Trinitate. Please note date change. Sunday, September 20th, 12-3pm CST Registration fee: $45 | Hybrid Program - presenter will be at The Well Register Now |
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Based on the Theme of Water for this year's Season of Creation, join The Well as we journey to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry for the Blue Paradox Exhibit. "Through this immersive exhibit you will experience and understand the vastness of our ocean plastic problem. Walk below 1,278 plastic fish while viewing a stunning photo gallery from National Geographic photojournalist Randy Olson. Floor to ceiling screens immerse you in an LED Wave Wall of ocean imagery — from colorful coral reefs to mesmerizing swarms of jellyfish. Interactive and fully accessible kiosks allow guests to dive deeper into the plastic pollution problem and start to understand where solutions exist. See the impact of plastic pollution on our oceans, before learning about the solutions to this daunting problem." Facilitated by Pat Bergen, CSJ Tuesday, September 22nd, 10:30am-1pm CST Free--Donations encouraged In person at the Museum of Science and Industry 5700 S Lake Shore Dr, Chicago, IL 60637 Participants are responsible for their own transportation and parking. This will be a free day at the museum for Illinois residents who bring their ID, so there will be no cost. Register Now |
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The Well is proud to show Faith in Place's 2026 Annual Environment & Spirituality Summit Presentation! Join The Well and Faith in Place as we stream keynote speaker Bill McKibben's presentation and then come together to watch and discuss the Summit's keynote address. Bill McKibben is co-founder of Third Act, which mobilizes people over 60 for action on climate and justice. He’s the author of The End of Nature and 20 other books, and has received numerous honors, including the Right Livelihood Award and Gandhi Peace Prize. September 29th, 6-7pm CST In person at The Well | Presenter will be on Zoom. Free--Donations encouraged Register Now |
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Come and join your friends for The Well's annual Trivia night! It will be a wonderful evening of fun, community and Trivia! You are welcome to register a full table (8 people at a table) or register yourself and we will place you with a team! As a reminder, please bring any refreshments you would like, both food and drinks. Friday, October 2nd, 7:00-9:30pm CST This is an in-person event at The Well. | Doors Open at 6pm CST Registration fee: $25 Teams registration ends September 25th. Solo registration ends September 30th. Directions: The Well Register Now |
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