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Catholic Answers Pulls Plug on ‘Father Justin’ AI Priest, by Matthew McDonald – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

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Meet Father Justin, Catholic Answers' AI priest. (photo: Screenshot / Catholic Answers )

By Matthew McDonald, EWTN News, April 24, 2024

Matthew McDonald is a staff reporter for The National Catholic Register and the editor of New Boston Post. He lives in Massachusetts.

After his fall from virtual grace, the apologetics ‘expert’ to be replaced by lay character.

Father Justin, we hardly knew ye.

Less than two days after debuting an artificial intelligence (AI) priest character to overwhelmingly negative reviews, Catholic Answers has given “Father Justin” the virtual heave-ho.

The lay-run apologetics and evangelization apostolate, based in El Cajon, California, told the Register that it will replace him on its app with a lay character named “Justin” within a week.

“We won’t say he’s been laicized, because he never was a real priest!” Catholic Answers said in a written statement to the Register late Wednesday afternoon. …

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