Brighten life’s dark corners
A high-level debate with various religious leaders at the UN. The theme: promoting tolerance and reconciliation
June 2015
Safeguarding with a smile
Prepared for a multicultural future
Feels good to make a difference
Muslim youth and Teens4Unity color their city together
Mutual respect and sensitivity
Meeting people of other religions personally helps you understand their cultures and traditionsand is the best remedy against prejudices. Here are three examples of how to dial up the interreligious dialogue in everyday life.
Giving their smiles and talents
Giving their smiles and talents
I recently accompanied a group of girls and boys in Atlanta on a trip to an assisted living home to visit elderly people with Alzheimer’s. Before we went, we reminded one another that the most important thing is to love one another so that Jesus would be present among us. Afterwards the children shared their thoughts on the visit:
“We were sure that Jesus would give joy to each person we would meet. We also prayed to God to help us be courageous in giving our smiles and talents.”
Extremism but in dialogue
A high-level debate with various religious leaders at the UN. The theme: promoting tolerance and reconciliation
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