Introducing Search and Explore in Magisterium AI

Magisterium AI now gives you two new ways to engage with its knowledge base: Search and Explore. Alongside Chat, these modes let you find sources directly and explore a three-dimensional view of where Catholic texts, topics, and ideas connect.

Search Catholic sources directly

Search lets you look for specific content in Magisterium AI's knowledge base and open the source text directly, without starting a chat.

Enter what you're looking for, browse the results, and read the relevant text for yourself. It's useful when you're checking a reference or want to examine source material on a topic in more detail.

For example, if you're preparing a lesson on prayer, use Search to find source material you can read in context and draw on for your lesson.

Explore how Catholic texts and ideas connect

Explore gives you a three-dimensional representation of Magisterium AI's knowledge base. You can search across it, find areas of concentration, and use clusters to discover related Catholic sources.

This visual approach is especially useful when you're getting to know a subject and want to see what else relates to it. Start with a topic that interests you, look at the clusters around it, and discover texts you might want to investigate further.

Keep the conversation going with Chat

Chat remains the place for a conversational approach. Ask a question, receive an answer backed by sources with inline citations, and ask follow-up questions as your understanding develops.

Try Search and Explore

Open Magisterium AI and choose Search or Explore to get started. Try a topic you're studying, or follow your curiosity to discover related Catholic sources.

Please note Search and Explore are currently only available in the English interface.