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IBM, let's create. When you think of cutting edge technology, the Pope might not be the first person who comes to mind.

But Pope Francis, yep, the head of the Catholic Church,

has gotten really into tech the past few years. He's got more Twitter followers than Beyonce. He's held meetings with Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook.

He's even organized a tech competition and a hackathon for social causes at the Vatican.

And now the Catholic Church has designed a new wearable device that's meant to encourage

prayer. It's called the E Rosary. Picture a fit bit but

with beads and a cross that sinks to an app on your smartphone. On today's

episode we're going to investigate this unusual spiritual gadget and ask,

can tech like this deep in people's faith?

And is this a deviation from how the church has traditionally viewed technology?

This is reset and I'm Siegel Samuel. Okay, so the reset team was actually able to get one of these erosory bracelets shipped over from Italy.

Resets, intrepid host Arielle, embarked on an elaborate nerd quest to track one down for this show. But since neither she nor I is a devout

Catholic, we had to find someone who could test drive the Erosory for us. My

name is Adriana. I'm 26 years old. I was born and raised Catholic and I grew up in

Mexico and I moved to Texas when I was 14 and then I moved to New York a year and a half ago. I recently got offered a physician

with the Archdiocese of New York in their Catholic Center and I'm working with the development

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