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Andrew Kassebaum

The creator of Catholic Science Greats, Andrew has been researching the historical relationship between the Catholic Church and the development of science for 20 years. Through his extensive research, he has created the largest database of Catholic scientists in existence. He has also collaborated with several apostolates that promote dialogue between faith and science.

Blog Post by Andrew Kassebaum

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4 Jesuit Astronomers and the Sun

Discover the groundbreaking work of Jesuit astronomers who revolutionized our understanding of the Sun through centuries of pioneering research.

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Kremsmünster Abbey: A Benedictine Scientific Powerhouse

Discover the rich legacy of the Benedictine tradition in science, faith, and education through the history of Kremsmünster Abbey and its observatory.

Andrew Kassebaum4 min read

In Honor of Pope Leo XIV: 5 Augustinian Scientists You Should Know

Meet Pope Leo XIV, a mathematician-turned-pontiff shaped by Augustinian wisdom, plus five remarkable Augustinian scientists who bridged faith and science.

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Nobel Laureates and their Clerical Collaborators: Part 2

Once again, proving science and faith are not at odds, Andrew Kassebaum looks at Nobel laureates and their clerical collaborators.

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Nobel Laureates and their Clerical Collaborators: Part 1

Discover the Catholic clergy members that have supported or collaborated with Nobel laureates and the history of the Catholic Church with science.