L’Église et la Révolution examines the relationship between the Catholic Church and the upheavals of the French Revolution. The work considers how revolutionary reforms, political conflict, and changing ideas of citizenship affected religious institutions, clergy, worship, and public life in France. It places ecclesiastical developments within broader debates over authority, loyalty, and national identity, showing why the Revolution was a decisive moment in the reorganization of French religious and civic life. This concise historical study is suited to readers interested in modern French history, church-state relations, and the social consequences of revolutionary change.