These questions and activities consider how to reach out the hand of friendship, particularly in the context of religious differences by employing the metaphor of building bridges.
Participants will work in teams to complete challenges based on Bible stories where Jesus interacts with people from different backgrounds.
We examine the place of peace in the great religions and ways to build peaceful relationships.
The 2025 Jubilee Year invites us to walk forward together with Christ, and to do it with a song of hope in our hearts and on our lips.
We are familiar with the stations of the cross, a way of being with Jesus as he suffers, but we could also pray 14 stations of the Resurrection.
These questions and activities help students explore and compare different world religions, emphasising their similarities and differences. The goal is to foster an appreciation for diverse faith traditions while reinforcing the Catholic understanding of religious respect and dialogue.
These questions and activities consider how Catholics can build peace and take part in respectful dialogue with other faith groups.
In this guide, we think about what hope means for Catholics and what role it plays in our lives.
The Mount of Olives is a place of significance in both Jewish and Christian scripture and history.
The Holy Land pilgrimage I undertook in my early teenage years grounded me in the importance of living with purpose, humility and gratitude.
Jesus once again leaves his Apostles, but this time they look forward to a different future.
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