An invitation to dialogue and brotherhood in the middle of Vizak

Ariana Bernia Paulini – Vatican City

The Vesak Party is the most important celebration of Buddhism, as believers celebrate the most relevant events in Buddha’s life; For this reason, the governor, Cardinal George Jacob Kovakad, and Minister of Dexra, dialogue between religions, Monsignor Indonesian Janakara, made their desires to prosper through a message called; “Buddhists and Christians in the editorial dialogue of our time.”

Our time

From “Spirit Our time– -The second council declined from the Vatican, which addresses Catholic relations with non -Christian religions -the Church sent its recognition and respect for the Buddhists, while emphasizing that “the dialogue that occurs between us works as a way to connect the treasures to our religious traditions and extract from their ruling directives to the interface to pressure our time.” “

With the approaching anniversary of the advertisement, Dicastery members called for the construction of brotherhood, by assessing the differences between the two religions, but above all, by building “what we have jointly” in order to achieve mutual enrichment that contributes to the public interest.

Editing the dialogue

Buddhists are suitable for celebrating the celebration of Vesak -neach, lighting and death of Buddha, which is the opportunity related to the Catholic Church to provide an invitation to mutual respect, understanding and cooperation between the different doctrine, through what was called Dicased for the religious dialogue A “editing dialogue”.

Do not limit yourself to the words, but to turn them into actions for “unity and love between all peoples and nations”, it was constructed as a major message to the statement, with a specific approach to how to enhance the connections between traditions, with the aim of enhancing cooperation and cultivating sincere and faulty relationships between different pieces.

Common search for the truth

For Cardinal George Kovakad, it was also necessary to shed light on the meeting points between the faith of both religions, through the details that “the Buddhist path to liberation means bypassing ignorance, desire and suffering, through wisdom, moral behavior and mental discipline,” according to human beings on our instructions in the link. “

For this reason, Kovakad and Ganakarane highlighted the prevailing need for dialogue and brotherhood, in the midst of a world that considers it to suffer from divisions and conflicts, so that the unity between nations can be strengthened.