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STEM with the Saints

“When you seek truth, you seek God whether you know it or not.”

St. Augustine

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Catholic Women of STEM

This month we are highlighting

Sr. Bernardine of Jesus

Sr. Bernardine of Jesus (b 1875, Lucy Agnes Carter) became the first woman (and only the second person) to be awarded a PhD by the University in Glasgow. To learn more about Sr. Bernardine of Jesus, click on her picture above.

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Historical Catholic Figures

of STEM

Antoine Henri Becquerel

French engineer and physicist

Gregor Mendel

Geneticist and an Augustinian friar.

Louis Braille

Inventor and Church organist

André-Marie Ampère

Devout Catholic & Mathematician

Galileo Galilei

Great figure of Scientific Revolution

Nicolaus Copernicus

Polish Astronomer

Young Catholic of STEM

This month we are highlighting

Blessed Pier

Giorgio Frassati

Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati was a mining engineer who was dedicated to the Holy Eucharist and the Blessed Virgin Mary. In Frassati’s spare time he would serve, “the sick and the needy, care for orphans, and assist the demobilized servicemen returning from WWI.” To learn more about him, click on his picture above.

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