Christian and Muslim communities in Saint-Brieuc have marched for peace for ten years, inspired by the 40th anniversary of the Assisi call for global interfaith unity.
Saint-Brieuc communities mark ten years of dialogue
Christian and Muslim communities in Saint-Brieuc, in the Côtes-d'Armor department, have been meeting regularly for ten years. These meetings aim to build understanding and cooperation between different faiths in the region.Peace march honors Assisi call anniversary
The peace march on Sunday, October 18, will be another opportunity for these communities to show that differences do not prevent living well together. This time, the event is linked to the 40th anniversary of the Assisi call.Assisi call originated in 1986
The call was made on October 27, 1986, by Pope John Paul II, in Assisi, Italy. At that time, he had gathered around 130 representatives of the major religions from around the world for a day of common prayer for peace.Other cities also plan similar events
As a result, marches are also planned in Paris and Lyon, for example. "And there may be others throughout the month," says Marie-Laure Morbieu, the episcopal delegate for interreligious dialogue and relations with Muslims.
