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Diocese of Senigallia to host peace lab
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The Diocese of Senigallia will host a Peace Laboratory from November 2026 to April 2027 to train participants in building peace within their communities and territories.
The diocese organized the program to treat peace as a personal, social, and political skill that must be learned and practiced rather than just an abstract ideal or moral message. The training intends to help citizens and Christians develop the ability to navigate modern challenges such as war, social polarization, declining relationships, and educational crises.
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- Official sourceLaboratorio di Pace, Formarsi per trasformare comunità e territori – Novembre 2026-Aprile 2027
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