Priests and Nuns are Into Linux and Open Source
Priests and Nuns are into Linux and Open Source; that is what Fr. Stephen Cuyos said to me.
When I told Fr. Stephen that I’m quite surprised and glad to know that there’s a Catholic priest on earth that’s been using Linux and blogging about open source software at the same time, his answer was, “I’m sure you would be more surprised to know that I am not the only priest who is into Linux. There are many priests as well as nuns who are using and promoting the use of Free and Open Source software (FOSS). It is because the ideals of FOSS (i.e., sharing, cooperation, etc) are so compatible with the social teachings of the Catholic Church.”
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