Legacy of Pope Francis: Georgetown dialogues
Over two days in Rome this June, the legacy of Pope Francis will be examined
Over two days in Rome this June, Catholic clergy, prominent novelists and thinkers of the 21st century will meet for a series of conversations examining the legacy of one of Pope Francis’s key concerns, that of “human fraternity, and how to advance it in a divided world.”
The event takes place Monday 9 – Tuesday 10 June at the historic Villa Malta in central Rome. Speakers include:
- Cardinal José Tolentino de Mendonça - prefect of the Vatican’s Dicastery for Culture and Education
- Bishop Paul Tighe - Secretary of the Vatican’s Dicastery for Culture and Education
- Rev. Antonio Spadaro - Undersecretary for the Vatican's Dicastery for Culture and Education
The event is part of a now-established series of conversations that Washington DC’s Georgetown University initiated in April 2024. The Georgetown Global Dialogues will continue this year in two of Europe’s greatest cities, Rome in June and Barcelona in November.
All talks will be available watch online, for free.
More information, including the full list of speakers and details on how to book, are available here: https://globaldialogues.georgetown.edu/series/rome-june-2025
