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Christmas call 2011
Fri, 11/25/2011 - 22:28 — alkhaliladminChristmas call 2011
That the pastors, we hope, will share with their Christian folks and with all Syrians of good will and sound hope.
(translation from Arabic)
Dear brothers and sisters,
Peace, love, solidarity and reconciliation, from our Savior,
We deemed appropriate to write you about the service of reconciliation, because we consider it part of our sacred duty and charisma. We retain that, in the treatment of the current tragic situation, adopting any non-evangelical project or trespassing, for any reason, the ethnics of our Messiah, or the positions of his most pure Mother, or the tradition of the disciples and apostles in the original church, is forbidden to us.
Fast for peace
Tue, 07/19/2011 - 15:05 — alkhaliladmin
صوم من أجل السلام،
Jeune pour la paix, Fasten für den Frieden, Ayuno por la Paz, Digiuno per la pace, Fast for peace
Easter 2011
Tue, 04/26/2011 - 08:40 — alkhaliladmin
Dear Friends,
In the light of the Resurrection, the announce of peace from our Lord, His breath of reconciliation, in his body, the Lamb always slaughtered, and in the fertile wound of his heart, as we kiss his tortured hands and feet, we come to you to assure you that by the grace of God we stay strong in faith, comforted by hope and passionate with love during this tragic period of deep fermentation in our Arabic homeland and in this Muslim world which is our great concern in the name of the Church.
To the Honorable President of the Council of Ministers, Professor Romano Prodi
Fri, 02/25/2011 - 12:01 — alkhaliladminDeir Mar Musa, 26 July 2006
Father Paolo Dall’Oglio
To the Honorable President of the Council of Ministers,
Professor Romano Prodi
Palazzo Chigi
Roma
Hope for Spiritual Democracy
Mon, 03/07/2011 - 17:35 — paolo.dalloglioAlliance of Civilizations High-Level Symposium, Auckland 24th of May 2007
Paolo Dall’Oglio
Considering the fact that the members of this High Level Group are outstanding and known representatives of academic and political worlds, I had to address a question to myself: What can it mean, this invitation to the leader of a very local experience in Syria, the leader of something still not 'fixed' either ecclesiastically or socially, committed nonetheless to Christian/Islamic harmony building, in the desert mountains of Syria, to the mission of the Alliance of Civilizations?
For the Anna Lindh Euro-Mediterranean Foundation for the Dialogue between Cultures Newsletter September-October 2006
Mon, 03/07/2011 - 17:30 — alkhaliladmin
Interview with Father Paolo Dall’Oglio, winner of the 2006 Euro-Mediterranean Award for Dialogue on ‘Mutual respect amongst people of different religions or any other belief’ for the Deir Mar Musa Monastery, Syria’: questions Dr. Traugott Schoefthaler(TS), Executive Director of the Anna Lindh Foundation.
Interview by Victor Edwin SJ
Mon, 12/12/2011 - 09:21 — alkhaliladminFRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2011
Mar Musa or Deir Mar Musa al-Habashi literally The Monastery of Saint Moses the Abyssinian is a monastic community Syriac Catholic rite, situated near the town of Nabk, approximately 80 kilometers north of Damascus. Paolo Dall’Oglio SJ is the leader of this community and Sebastien Duhaut is an inmate of the monastery. Both Paolo and Sebastien tell Victor Edwin SJ about the present situation in Syria for Jivan. Read interview...
Week of spiritual jihad for reconciliation: PRESS RELEASE 01/10/2011
Sun, 10/02/2011 - 23:43 — alkhaliladmin
Press release in conclusion of the 1 october 2010 about the
Week of spiritual jihad, through fasting, prayer
and sakina (God-inspired peace of the soul)
for reconciliation between the children of Mother Syria
at the monastery of Mar Musa al-Habashi
Monks and nuns of the monastery dedicated themselves, with friends and a number of visitors from the vast Syrian mosaic, to fast and prayer. We met daily in the church to read the Gospel, recite the Quran and meditate on a selection of texts about non-violent activism for reform, through forgiveness, through a dialogue based on brotherly reciprocal listening, through the acceptance of difference without conditions. A large number of friends (people and organizations) from around the world joined us in spirit, which made us feel deeply in communion and unity before God.
