Muslim, Jewish, and Christian Prayer for Peace
This interfaith “Prayer for Peace” calls Muslims, Jews, and Christians to join hands in friendship and to seek the way of peace together.
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This interfaith “Prayer for Peace” calls Muslims, Jews, and Christians to join hands in friendship and to seek the way of peace together.
Learn about Yom Kippur, the Jewish “Day of Atonement.” Included is a brief description of Yom Kippur, prayers used during the day, and a brief activity that encourages students to connect with local organizations committed to promoting inter-religious dialogue.
During a time in which division and separation seem unavoidable, we pray that we can expand our circles of caring until no one is left in the margins.
The first day of February begins World Interfaith Harmony Week; this resource looks at the efforts of Pope Francis and the three popes before him to promote interfaith harmony in the holy city of Jerusalem. The resource gives a brief history of the divided city, the current Pope’s perspective on the current political situation, and the concerns of earlier pontiffs.
Based on the declaration on religious freedom from Pope Paul VI, this litany helps us reflect on the meaning of respect for all religions and challenges us to reflect on the many questions related to this issue. The resource can also be useful for small group discussions in classrooms or at faith gatherings.
In solidarity with our Jewish sisters and brothers, we celebrate the Jewish Festival of Lights and pray for peace and freedom in today’s world.
This film tells the true story of the friendship between St. Francis of Assisi and Sultan Malek al-Kamil. Through their interaction, we see that interfaith dialogue can work to foster understanding among peoples of different faith traditions, cultures, and ethnicities.
This resource can be used to celebrate August 6th, the anniversary of Nostra Aetate, Pope Paul VI’s declaration on the relation of the Church to non-Christian religions.
In our current climate of hostility towards Muslims, this artistic reflection uses quotes from the Qur’an and the Bible to highlight the commonality between Islam and Christianity. To view the reflection, click here: http://bit.ly/2nnqBZj.
This prayer reminds us that we are all children of the same Love that created us and asks that we recognize those of other faiths as sisters and brothers.
We pray for an end do violence and discomfort. We call upon God to make us agents of peace, to be peacemakers in the present day.
The Muslim Prayer for Peace is an interfaith prayer that asks God, or Allah, to bring peace and create unity among all nations.