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Bishop Guillet: dialogue with other religions helps deepen one's own identity
Bishop Étienne Guillet said that engaging in dialogue with other religions helps people deepen their own identity rather than causing them to lose it.
Speaking to La Croix following an interreligious meeting in Metz on September 28 involving Pope Leo XIV, the bishop of Saint-Denis noted the importance of mutual understanding and relationship building. Guillet, who leads one of the most religiously diverse dioceses in France, emphasized that these efforts should occur primarily at the local level. He expressed hope that the meeting in Metz would strengthen interreligious dialogue throughout France.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsBp Guillet: Dialogue with other religions helps deepen one's own identity
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- ReportingBishop Étienne Guillet: 'Dialogue with other religions does not make us lose our identity, but invites us to deepen it'
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 5, 5:51 AM La Croix Français Mgr Étienne Guillet : « Dialoguer avec les autres religions ne nous fait pas perdre notre identité, mais nous invite à l’approfondir »
- Oct 5, 11:06 PM Vatican News Polski Bp Guillet: dialog z innymi religiami pomaga pogłębiać własną tożsamość
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