Posts Tagged ‘Dialogue’

Dialogue, not arms, solves global conflicts

Tuesday, June 28th, 2011

Dialogue rather than arms is the solution to global conflict according to the official representative of Vatican politics, Archbishop Edumnd Farhat. Farhat, speaking at the International conference on the global Fight against Terrorism in Theran insisted that charity, dialogue and pardon were the ways forward. “There is no word for terrorism in my religion, Christianity,” Farhat Read more

Arming Libyan rebels won’t end the war

Tuesday, April 19th, 2011

Tripoli’s Roman Catholic bishop, Giovanni Martinelli along with other Christian leaders has called on the international community not to give arms to the Libyan rebels. “The risk of providing weapons to rebels in Benghazi is a way of not ending the war, [but] rather a way to lengthening it.” “We hope that in our small Read more

Courtyard of the Gentiles not communicating with the world

Tuesday, April 5th, 2011

The Courtyard of the Gentiles, held recently in Paris, has exposed a gaping deficit on the level of communication. No press office. No text made available to the media, neither before, nor during, nor after. Only those present  and those listening to Radio Notre-Dame or viewing KTO TV to were able to hear the words of Read more

Vatican seeks common ground with Athiests

Tuesday, March 29th, 2011

A Vatican initiative to promote dialogue between believers and atheists, ended over the weekend with the Pope urging youth to put God back in the debate and to “tear down the barriers of fear of the other, the foreigner, of those who are not like you” that mutual ignorance can create. Benedict said religions had Read more