At the April 17 meeting between Pope Benedict XVI and representatives of other religions, five young adults will present the Holy Father with symbols of peace from their faith traditions.
Dr. Ravi Gupta will present a gift from the Hindu community. Dr. Gupta is beginning his academic career as an Assistant Professor of [...]
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Participant Profile: Ravi Gupta
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Participant Profile: Masako Fukata
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At the April 17 meeting between Pope Benedict XVI and representatives of other religions, five young adults will present the Holy Father with symbols of peace from their faith traditions.
Ms. Masako Fukata will present a gift to Pope Benedict on behalf of the Buddhist community. Born in Tokyo, Japan, she is an [...]
Participant Profile: Aditya Vora
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At the April 17 meeting between Pope Benedict XVI and representatives of other religions, five young adults will present the Holy Father with symbols of peace from their faith traditions.
Mr. Aditya Vora will present a gift on behalf of the Jain community. He is studying mathematics, computer science, chemistry, and psychology at [...]
Participant Profile: David Michaels
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At the April 17 meeting between Pope Benedict XVI and representatives of other religions, five young adults will present the Holy Father with symbols of peace from their faith traditions.
David J. Michaels will present a gift on behalf of the Jewish community. He is Director for Intercommunal Affairs at B’nai B’rith International, the [...]
Venue Profile: The Pope John Paul II Cultural Center
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On April 17, Pope Benedict XVI will meet with representatives of other religions at the Pope John Paul II Cultural Center.
Located in Northeast Washington, D.C., near the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception and the Catholic University of America, the Cultural Center began as an idea of Cardinal (then Archbishop) Adam Maida [...]
