JAKARTA, Indonesia (LifeSiteNews) — Signing a joint declaration with Indonesia’s Muslim Grand Imam, Pope Francis urged inter-religious “unity and harmony,” while warning about “dehumanization and climate change.”
Beginning his last full day in Indonesia as part of his Asian voyage, Pope Francis joined Grand Imam Nasaruddin Umar for what has been billed as the pinnacle of his stay in the country – the interreligious meeting at Jakarta’s Istiqlal Mosque and the joint signing of a document with Imam Umar.
The declaration called for joint action between religious leaders to address “two serious crises: dehumanization and climate change.”
From tunnel to the tent
The 87-year-old Pontiff first visited the famous “Tunnel of Friendship,” which links the mosque with the Catholic cathedral of Our Lady of Assumption. This tunnel, sponsored by the government, has assumed a key role in shining a light on the relations between Muslims and Catholics in the country.
Indonesia is 87 percent Muslim and 3 percent Catholic, but has until recent times largely seen peaceful relations between the two, and the concept of co-existence and harmony is very prominent in society. […]
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