Chester L Gillis
Title
Dean, Georgetown College
Department
Main Campus
In the news
In the news
- "The first vote is generally kind of a primary really, if there were a primary in the Vatican election...Once they see who has gotten a certain number of votes, then votes tend to shift one way or another pretty quickly," Chester Gillis, dean of Georgetown College and professor of theology, on how the voting rounds for a new Pope in the Vatican typically unfold. Black Smoke: New Pope Yet to Be Chosen March 13, 2013, The Wall Street Journal Live
- Vatican media advisor: Benedict 'very relieved' by retirement decision February 28, 2013, CBS News
- Pope Benedict "burdened" by sex abuse, butler scandals, papal expert says February 11, 2013, CBS
- Papal Expert Weighs In on Benedict's Legacy February 11, 2013, Wall Street Journal Live
- New York Mosque Controversy Echoes Anti-Catholicism of Another Era August 20, 2010, Catholic News Service
- A New Gospel for Wall Street June 27, 2009, (Canada) National Post