Committee for Interreligious Dialogue

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On February 4th well over 100 members of the Catholic and Shia Muslim communities came together in the magnificent Bute Hall of Glasgow University to mark the 6th anniversary of the signing of the Human Fraternity Document by Pope Francis and Sheikh Al Tayeb from Al Azhar university in 2019.

Joseph Sikora has written a report of the Conference, which can be read by clicking here.

 

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Pope Francis and the Grand Imam of Cairo’s Al-Azhar Sheikh Ahmad al-Tayeb signed the 'Document on Human Fraternity for World Peace and Living Together' on February 4th in Abu Dhabi. [Photo courtesy of the UAE Embassy in Lebanon]

2025 Annual Symposium

The Bishops’ Committee for Interreligious Dialogue

Annual Symposium on “The role and importance of Interreligious Dialogue in Catholic Peacebuilding, Locally, Nationally and Globally.”

with keynote speaker

Martha Inés Romero

Secretary General Pax Christi International

at Conforti Centre Coatbridge,
starting at 5.30pm Friday 7
th March &
finishing 3.30pm Saturday 8
th March 2025

Click here for details

The Path to Peace

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“The path of interreligious dialogue is a shared path to peace and for peace; as such, it is necessary and irrevocable.

Interreligious dialogue is no longer merely something expedient, it is an urgently needed and incomparable service to humanity, to the praise and glory of the Creator of all.”

Pope Francis

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