Vatican Marks 60 Years of Interfaith Dialogue with Call for a Global Journey of Hope
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The Vatican released an 8,600-word document commemorating six decades of interreligious dialogue since Nostra Aetate, reaffirming the Jewish roots of Christianity and the church’s commitment to religious freedom, while urging a renewed “journey of hope” that requires courage, mutual understanding, and practical efforts toward peaceful coexistence amid contemporary conflicts and antisemitism.
Topics:world#interreligious-dialogue#jewish-christian-relations#nostra-aetate#peace#religion#vatican
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