Faith and Culture Series
The university's Faith and Culture Series invites contemporary writers to Georgetown to reflect on their work in the context of the engagement of faith with culture.
Religion, Arts, and Culture
Religion fundamentally shapes the way individuals see the world, their role in society, and the roles of others in their communities. For many artists, religion inspires their imagination and becomes a theme in their work. These resources look at how faith, belief, and religious principles influence and occupy modern American and global artists, including novelists, filmmakers, and poets.
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Human Fraternity in a Divided World
Villa Malta (Rome)
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Book May 27, 2025
The Last Supper: Art, Faith, Sex, and Controversy in the 1980s
In this book, Berkley Center Senior Fellow Paul Elie examines how belief takes shape in unpredictable, often provocative ways. This book tells the story of a group of artists who, in the 1980s, used their work to explore questions of faith, meaning, and morality.
Other Publications
Article March 12, 2025
Article February 21, 2025
The Soul Is More Than Software: The Church Engages the AI Revolution
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