Is the Catholic Church anti-science? Can you be both a Catholic and a scientist? Are Catholicism and science incompatible, or mutually illuminating? Steve Greene, Director of Holy Family Institute of Catholic Faith and Life, and co-host, with his wife, Becky, of The Catholic Conversation podcast, takes up these pressing questions, and more, as he dives into paragraph #159 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
13 October 2026
Catholicism and Science: Enemies or Friends?
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Is the Catholic Church anti-science? Can you be both a Catholic and a scientist? Are Catholicism and science incompatible, or mutually illuminating? Steve Greene, Director of Holy Family Institute of Catholic Faith and Life, and co-host, with his wife, Becky, of The Catholic Conversation podcast, takes up these pressing questions, and more, as he dives into paragraph #159 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Is the Catholic Church anti-science? Can you be both a Catholic and a scientist? Are Catholicism and science incompatible, or mutually illuminating? Steve Greene, Director of Holy Family Institute of Catholic Faith and Life, and co-host, with his wife, Becky, of The Catholic Conversation podcast, takes up these pressing questions, and more, as he dives into paragraph #159 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
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