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Renovabis holds 30th congress
First source report
Renovabis held its 30th congress in Freising from September 16 to 18. Approximately 200 specialists from 26 countries attended the event to discuss polarization, social bubbles, and the role of the Church in overcoming divisions.
The Catholic aid organization Renovabis also established the first Freising Dialogue Prize. Thomas Schwartz, the managing director of the organization, stated that the award honors initiatives that connect people across generations, cultures, and borders to contribute to peace.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official source@VaticanNewsRenovabis-Kongress: Christliche Impulse gegen Polarisierung
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- Official source@VaticanNewsKongres nadace Renovabis: Polarizaci navzdory
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- Official source@CirkevCzKongres nadace Renovabis: Polarizaci navzdory
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- Sep 18, 12:05 AM Vatican News Deutsch Renovabis-Kongress: Christliche Impulse gegen Polarisierung
- Sep 20, 4:08 AM Vatican News Čeština Kongres nadace Renovabis: Polarizaci navzdory
- Sep 20, 5:41 AM Církev.cz Čeština Kongres nadace Renovabis: Polarizaci navzdory
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