Bachelor of Arts in Theology Major in Interreligious Dialogue
Each of the three stages is presented here by focusing the attention on three different ICONS that we find in the narration of the Gospel of Luke, chapter 24. First Icon: Beginning of the journey: “Two disciples going to Emmaus (Lk 24:1314). Second Icon:Jesus’ mysterious presence: “Jesus walked with them and they did not recognize […]
Interreligious Dialogue is “an integral part of the mission of the Church”. This reflection emerged from the Vatican II council (1962-65). Along the years, many still find it difficult to fully understand this mission of the Church. Often, it is taken as an answer of complete in a word and in some specific areas in
The book entitled “On the Road to Emmaus”, launched by the Silsilah Dialogue Movement last February 11, 2016 in Harmony Village, Zamboanga City on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the Priesthood of Fr. Sebastiano B. D’Ambra, PIME is inspirational because it equates the journey of every Christian today on his own Road to
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Thirty years ago, in the area of Sta. Catalina, Zamboanga City, a poor area composed of Muslim and Christian residents, a simple experience started of lay Catholic women who consecrated their lives to the Lord as lay consecrated living together among the poor. This group is part of the Silsilah Dialogue Movement, living the same
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The Catholic Church in the Philippines next year, 2020, will give a special attention to Interreligious Dialogue, Ecumenism and Indigenous Peoples in preparation for the year 2021 when Christians in the Philippines will remember the 500 years of the arrival of Christianity in the Archipelago. The Silsilah Dialogue Movement which started in Zamboanga City in
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