Berkley Center

Writing a Daily Comment for the New Yorker, Senior Fellow Paul Elie discusses the quickening of the traditional Latin Mass movement in the Catholic Church, in the United States in particular, and how Pope Francis has responded to it.

In an upcoming April 6 webinar hosted by the University of Pittsburgh's Center for Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies, Senior Fellow José Casanova will discuss relations between the Catholic Church and Polish civil society in communist Poland and its legacies.

Speaking to the New Yorker Radio Hour on March 17, Senior Fellow Paul Elie reflects on Pope Francis' ten years of service and explores how tensions in the Church were overtaken by an American-style culture war.

In a March 8 conversation with Studio Aesculapius, Senior Fellow Paul Elie discussed his own pilgrimage in and around the Catholic Church. He also spoke of Bach’s unique place as a religious artist and, finally, of his work on the American Pilgrimage Project, where he has discovered the healing power of a diversity of American religious experience beyond even his broadest expectations.