Magisterium AI is designed to help you learn and communicate Catholic teaching. You're encouraged to use the answers you receive in your own work — with some sensible caveats.

Quoting the AI's answers

• You can use the content of Magisterium AI answers in homilies, blog posts, essays, classroom materials, and presentations.
• Attribute the sources, not the AI. Use the citations in the answer to cite the original encyclical, catechism, or author directly.
• Don't attribute specific positions to Magisterium AI itself — the AI is a tool that surfaces and synthesizes sources; the teaching belongs to the Church and its authors.

Using citations correctly

• Click any citation in an answer to open the original document.
• Copy the citation text (e.g. Laudato Si' 137) from the References panel and use standard academic or pastoral citation form in your work.
• For Scripture, cite the book, chapter, and verse and, if helpful, the translation you used in the Bible Viewer (e.g. NRSV-CE).

Commercial use

• Using Magisterium AI as a tool in your work (e.g. drafting an article you'll publish) is fine.
• Reselling our answers or building a competing product on top of Magisterium AI output is not permitted. Our Terms of Service cover this in detail.

Trademarks and branding

• The Magisterium AI name and logo are trademarks. You can credit the product (e.g. "Prepared with help from Magisterium AI") without a formal agreement, but don't use our branding in a way that implies endorsement.

When in doubt

For commercial partnerships, large-scale publishing, or anything that involves redistributing Magisterium AI output at scale, contact us and choose Other or Partner.