The Catholic faith instructs us and guides us not only in the unique pathway to God through Jesus Christ, but also in the manner in which we are to learn about and cooperate with people of other faiths.
In Britain today we are engaged in a process of learning how to construct and live in a society made up of people of many different faiths. This is a process from which no-one is excused. Our common good depends on it.
Foreword, Meeting God in Friend and Stranger
'Meeting God in Friend and Stranger' is the Bishops' 2010 teaching document on Interreligious Dialogue.
'Nostra aetate' is the 1965 Declaration of the Second Vatican Council on 'The Relation of the Church to Non-Christian Religions'.
'In Their Own Words' is a podcast series where followers of nine of the world's major religions talk about their faith.
When Benedict XVI visited the United Kingdom in 2010, he spoke of the "spiritual riches" of other religions. Prayer can help us to explore and appreciate these riches in our tradition and those of others.
In 2011, one year after the historic visit of Pope Benedict XVI to England and Scotland, the Bishops' Conference started a series of lectures to commemorate the interreligious gathering that took place during the Papal Visit at St Mary’s University College, Twickenham.
Cardinal Jean Louis Tauran was President of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue from 2007 to 2018.
