Catholic-Evangelical Dialogue

From 2008 to 2012 the Berkley Center was a sponsor of the Evangelical-Catholic Dialogue on the Common Good/Public Policy, inaugurated at Georgetown in April 2008. Two of America's most prominent religious leaders, Pastor Rick Warren and Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, convened discussions focused on how Catholics and evangelicals can more wisely bring faith to bear on public life, especially regarding issues relating to respect for life and ending poverty. The dialogue reconvened in March 2009 at Eastern University, a prominent Baptist institution, and again at Georgetown in December 2010.

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Catholics, Evangelicals, and the American Future

Catholics, Evangelicals, and the American Future
May 30, 2012

Fourth Meeting of Catholics and Evangelicals for the Common Good

Fourth Meeting of Catholics and Evangelicals for the Common Good
December 9, 2010

Third Meeting of Catholics and Evangelicals for the Common Good

Third Meeting of Catholics and Evangelicals for the Common Good
March 19, 2009

Catholic-Evangelical Dialogue on the Common Good

Catholic-Evangelical Dialogue on the Common Good
April 24, 2008

Finding the Common Ground for the Common Good: Toward an Evangelical Catholic Partnership on Public Policy

Finding the Common Ground for the Common Good: Toward an Evangelical Catholic Partnership on Public Policy
March 1, 2006

Michael Gerson and E.J. Dionne on Same-Sex Marriage and the 2012 Election
May 30, 2012

E.J. Dionne on Catholics, Evangelicals, and the 2012 Election
May 30, 2012

Catholics, Evangelicals, and the 2012 Election
May 30, 2012

Catholic-Evangelical Dialogue: Lessons Learned and Ways Forward
May 30, 2012

Michael Gerson on Catholics, Evangelicals, and the 2012 Election

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