Examples of using Interreligious dialogue in English and their translations into Polish
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cultures make interreligious dialogue necessary.
They said something beautiful: They said:“Right now it seems like interreligious dialogue has come to an end.
In the context of missionary activity the process of inculturation and interreligious dialogue have a role to play.
not Christian, ecumenical cooperation and interreligious dialogue are of utmost importance.
At a certain point, after the interreligious dialogue, the interreligious prayer- this prepared all of our hearts- we were religiously very open.
and this includes interreligious dialogue.
the experiences had by different religious confessions in interreligious dialogue contribute greatly towards peace and coexistence.
In this regard, the work of the Mixed Committee for Dialogue between the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue and the Committee of Al-Azhar for Dialogue offers us a concrete and encouraging example.
the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue and the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples published together the Instruction Dialogue and Proclamation.
If we said that yesterday about interreligious dialogue, are we going to do otherwise within our own faith,
secretary of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, this connection can be a doorway to dialogue. .
I would like to say something with respect to Islamophobia, Christianophobia and interreligious dialogue.
The different positions adopted toward religions give rise to diverse ways of understanding the Church's missionary activity and interreligious dialogue.
ecumenicalism and interreligious dialogue.
Moreover, as Christian leaders, we call on all religious leaders to pursue and to strengthen interreligious dialogue and to make every effort to build a culture of peace
These represent two important opportunities to advance interreligious dialogue and mutual understanding between the followers of both religions, in this year that marks the eight-hundredth anniversary
I am grateful that Jordan has supported a number of important initiatives aimed at advancing interreligious dialogue and understanding between Jews,
stressing that it meant the end of ecumenism and interreligious dialogue and using the stereotyped statements'closing up','return of pre-conciliar theology' or'anti-ecumenism.
in the name of ecumenism and interreligious dialogue, should be noted.
Furthermore, I encouraged interreligious dialogue at the service of peace,