Church leaders say sacred spaces remain essential even in an era shaped by artificial intelligence, livestreamed services, and rapid digital change. Monsignor Martin Sirju said the cathedral continues to offer stillness, reflection, and community connection in a fast-moving world. He stressed that while technology can support outreach, physical places of worship still serve an important spiritual role.
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