Interfaith Encounters & Dialogue
This quarterly gathering offers a space for people of faith to engage one another in genuine dialogue, listening deeply and sharing diverse perspectives. People engage one another in a topic of mutual interest and concern, sharing their perspective on the issue, and listening deeply to the others’ perspectives. The dialogue is a structured format that enables everyone to hold to their own perspectives, while listening to their dialogue partners so that they can grow in their understanding of the various perspectives, and to be challenged in their own views. The purpose is not to change people’s minds, but to help each partner think more critically, and seek a common ground that enriches each of the participants. All faith traditions and people of goodwill welcome!
October 15, 2026 | 7-8:30p
St. Charles Borromeo Parish Center
“Living Justly: Faith, Scripture & the World We Share”
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October’s Topic: justice from a faith perspective.
What do religious texts from three different traditions say about justice? How are guided and called to just living? What are we called to do and be at this time in history?
