Elisabeth Moss is known for her role as Peggy Olson, the hard-working, devoutly Catholic copywriter on AMC's "Mad Men" - but in real life, the actress is a member of the Church of Scientology.

Peter Travers, the Rolling Stone movie critic and host of ABC's "Popcorn," recently sat down with the 30-year-old actress to discuss "Mad Men's" current season. During the interview, he asked her about the benefits Scientology affords her.

Moss told Travers that her faith gives her stability and makes her feel like a better version of herself

"I think that's a good way of saying it, because there is so much focus on the, I guess, empowerment and, sort of, respecting yourself, and yourself as an individual," she said.

The "Mad Men" star added that she is a big believer in drawing advice from many different sources, not just Scientology.

"My friends may give me great advice or I'll talk with my mother," she said.

To watch Moss' full interview on "Popcorn," click on the video above.