Earlier version, Saturday 17 October
Archbishop Gallagher speaks at The Tablet conference in London
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Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher spoke at a lecture organized by the weekly magazine The Tablet in London on October 13. As the Holy See secretary for relations with states and international organizations, he discussed the specific role of Holy See diplomacy.
Gallagher emphasized that dialogue is necessary to maintain the hope for peace. He noted that the Holy See remains committed to maintaining dialogue, even with leaders responsible for conflicts, to support peacebuilding efforts. His remarks also highlighted the importance of international law and the protection of human dignity.
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Earlier version, Saturday 17 October
Archbishop Gallagher speaks at The Tablet conference in London
Earlier version, Saturday 17 October
Archbishop Gallagher speaks at The Tablet conference
Earlier version, Friday 16 October
Archbishop Gallagher to speak in London
Earlier version, Friday 16 October
Archbishop Gallagher stresses dialogue in London lecture
Earlier version, Friday 16 October
Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher stresses dialogue is essential to keep dream of peace alive
Earlier version, Friday 16 October
Archbishop Gallagher speaks on dialogue in London
Earlier version, Friday 16 October
Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher speaks at The Tablet lecture in London
Earlier version, Friday 16 October
Archbishop Gallagher delivers lecture in London
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