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Katherine Marshall

October 11, 2022

Katherine Marshall Moderates Panel on Religion and Gender in West Africa

Senior Fellow Katherine Marshall moderated a virtual webinar on religion and gender in West Africa as part of the Council on Foreign Relations' Religion and Foreign Policy Webinar series, which convenes religion and faith-based leaders in cross-denominational dialogue on the intersection between religion and international relations.

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October 10, 2022

Russia’s Use of “Spiritual Security”: Judd Birdsall Interviews Kristina Stoeckl

In this interview, published by the Transatlantic Policy Network on Religion and Diplomacy, Kristina Stoeckl joins Senior Research Fellow Judd Birdsall to discuss her forthcoming article on the origins and impact of Russia’s “spiritual security” doctrine. Birdsall asks Stoeckl about where “spiritual security” came from, how it’s being used by Russian leaders, and what policymakers can do about it.

Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris

October 5, 2022

Paul Elie on Notre-Dame de Paris Restoration

Writing for Notre Dame Magazine, Senior Fellow Paul Elie reflects on his personal connection to Notre-Dame de Paris, sketches a brief history of the intersections of art and religion, and shares his hopes for the future of the cathedral's restoration.

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Rowan Williams stands at the podium in Gaston Hall with Georgetown leaders seated behind him. Photo by Phil Humnicky.

October 22, 2026

Georgetown Awards Honorary Degree to Rowan Williams, Former Archbishop of Canterbury

On October 20, Georgetown bestowed its highest academic honor on Rev. Rowan Williams, a theologian and the former archbishop of Canterbury, in Gaston Hall. The Berkley Center co-sponsored the event as part of its support for the university’s annual Costan Lecture in Early Christianity, a series directed by Faculty Fellow Julia Lamm that invites leading scholars of early Christianity to campus.

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