Remain Human was founded by Blaise D’Souza, a writer in Mumbai.
He holds a Master’s in Social Work from the College of Social Work, Nirmala Niketan (University of Mumbai, 1999), with further training as a counsellor. He served on a Caritas organisational-development training team working with the diocesan social work offices of the Church’s thirteen Western Region dioceses. He is the author of fourteen books, including My Highway to Heaven, a novel of Saint Carlo Acutis, and Shower of Roses, on Saint Thérèse of Lisieux.
Remain Human began with a simple gap. AI is entering classrooms and homes faster than anyone expected, and children are learning what it can do long before anyone teaches them who to be while they use it. Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas (May 2026) asks Catholic educators to form children for this age. These lessons are one answer: ordinary stories, told in the value-education period, that leave a child with a conscience rather than a rule.
These lessons are written with AI’s help, and people check them — a priest for the faith, an experienced teacher for the classroom. That is exactly what the module teaches children to do.
Questions, or a request for a full lesson: hello@remainhuman.in