Religions of the World takes you to Marseille, a city of more than 800,000 inhabitants open to the Mediterranean and to the world, where all nationalities and faiths meet, a city where interreligious dialogue has been promoted for several decades, in particular by Jean-Marc Aveline, priest then archbishop of Marseille, who was appointed cardinal by Pope Francis in August 2022. Exchanges encouraged by representatives, in particular Catholics, Muslims and Jews who work in the field. A dialogue that has been strengthened after the attacks of 2015. We are going to meet those who forge links between religions, between inhabitants, between neighborhoods, in the heart of the city of Marseille.
Attendees :
– Colette Hamza, Xaviere Catholic nun, director of the Institute of Sciences and Theology of Religions in Marseille (ISTM)
– Haim Bendaorabbi of the Ohel Yaacov synagogue in the 14th arrondissement of Marseille
-Thierry Alfanoparish priest of Saint-Joseph EM, Sainte-Marthe and Aygalades (north of Marseille)
– Mohsen Ngazoupresident of the Muslims of France, director of the Collège-Lycée Ibn Khaldoun in Marseille (15th arrondissement)
– Issa Konedoctor in Marseille, of Malian origin
– Abobikrine Diop (Mbaye Diop)rector of the Bilal Mosque in Marseille
– Nicholas Lubranoparish priest of Sainte Marguerite and Redon (south of Marseille).
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