Documentation for the Solumn High Chatbot

What Is the Solumn High Chatbot?

The Solumn High Chatbot is a virtual theologian designed to assist with questions about Catholic theology, scripture, spirituality, and doctrine. Built using state-of-the-art AI, it draws on rich sources of Catholic teaching, including:

• The Catechism of the Catholic Church
• The Revised Standard Version (RSV) Bible
• Writings of the Saints and Church Fathers
• Encyclicals and teachings of the Popes
• The Summa Theologiae by St. Thomas Aquinas
• Documents of Vatican II
• Classic Catholic spiritual texts such as The Imitation of Christ and The Interior Castle

The chatbot is designed to provide answers in a structured and interactive format, making it an engaging tool for deepening your understanding of the Catholic faith.

Key Features

1. Interactive Query System

• Type your question in the search bar, and the chatbot will provide a detailed, structured response.
• Responses include scriptural references, theological insights, and practical applications of Catholic teachings.

2. Response Structure

Each response is presented in a clean, structured format with the following sections:

• Title: Summarizes the question.
• Main Sections: Provides detailed answers from different perspectives.
• References: Clickable links to official documents and sources for further reading.
• Keywords: Interactive keywords that can refine or expand your query.
• Related Questions: Suggestions for follow-up questions to continue your exploration.

3. Clickable References

• Each reference in the response links directly to the original source.
• References open in a new tab for uninterrupted browsing.

4. Interactive Keywords

• Click on any keyword to automatically add it to the search bar and refine your query.

5. Related Questions

• Suggested related questions provide a seamless way to explore similar topics.
• Clicking a related question will start a new query without requiring additional typing.

How to Use the Chatbot

Step 1: Ask Your Question

• Enter your question in plain language in the search bar.
• Press Enter or click the search icon.

Step 2: Review the Response

Read through the structured response. Each section provides insights from scripture, theology, or Catholic teachings.

Step 3: Explore Further

• Click References: Access official documents, Bible passages, and other sources.
• Use Keywords: Click on keywords to refine or adjust your search.
• Related Questions: Dive deeper into related topics by clicking on suggested follow-up questions.

Step 4: Feedback or Adjustments

If the response doesn't fully address your question, try rephrasing it or adding more detail.

Examples of Questions You Can Ask

Here are some sample questions to help you get started:

• "What is the Catholic teaching on suffering?"
• "Who was St. Augustine, and what were his contributions to the Church?"
• "How does the Eucharist relate to John 6?"
• "What did St. Thomas Aquinas say about faith and reason?"

Limitations

While the Solumn High Chatbot strives for accuracy, please keep in mind:

• It is not a substitute for pastoral guidance or confession.
• It relies on AI interpretation of source materials, so consult official Church documents for critical theological matters.

Technical Details

Supported Devices

Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

Browser Compatibility

Optimized for modern browsers, including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge.

Data Privacy

No personal data is collected or stored. For more information, review our Privacy Policy.

FAQs

Is the chatbot approved by the Catholic Church?

No, the chatbot is an educational tool and not an officially sanctioned resource. However, it bases its responses on authoritative Church sources.

Can I request new features or provide feedback?

Yes! We welcome your feedback to improve the chatbot. Use the Contact Us form to share your suggestions.

Can it answer personal or pastoral questions?

The chatbot is designed for educational purposes and cannot replace pastoral advice. Please consult your local priest for personal guidance.