A collection of Books, Primer and Bulletin published or authored by Silsilah
Volume 1- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tZgHvb7oq2-dbyYSpEjuxKTeEi8FFpzP/view?usp=drive_link Volume 2- https://drive.google.com/file/d/11ngf54uvKA65SvXrHozy7K9XPtlyZMKz/view
Tulay Bata for Dialogue and Peace Read More »
The Mission of Dialogue and Peace, in the light of the Beatitudes In this world of globalization and increasing violence with alarming signs of climate change and divisions among peoples and civilizations there is a need to rethink the importance of religions and the spiritual dimension of life. You can VIEW or Download a Copy
INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE Read More »
Following an Indian tradition that invites men to abandon their houses and live in the forest at the age of sixty, I put myself in the spirit of living a new stage of my life to experience a deeper union with God and make Job’s cry my own. (Job 42:5) “ I had heard of
On the Road to Emmaus is a formation manual to revisit the Catholic Faith in the spirit of Dialogue and Peace on the occasion of 500th Anniversary of the Christian faith in the Philippines. Catholics in the Philippines are called to witness the mission of love, hope and reconciliation in the midst of peoples of
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The attack on Zamboanga City by the MNLF, Misuari Faction, led by Ustadz Havier Malik on Sept. 9, 2013, is an event that will long remain in the memory of zamboangueños. That siege razed approximately 10,000 houses and affected 150,000 people in Rio Hondo, Mariki, Lustre, Sta. Barbara and Sta. Catalina, mostly-poor communities in the
The September to Remember Read More »
To continue the tradition of Silsilah Bulletin which started in 1985, we print this special issue for the year 2016. This year has been full of events and challenges for the Silsilah Dialogue Movement and, in a special way, we recall the 50th anniversary of the priesthood of Fr. Sebastiano D’Ambra, PIME, and the 30th
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“You are so good… What is lacking in you is that you are not Muslim!” This is one of my first experiences of respect and admiration coming from the people with whom I lived with in a Muslim Village 35 years ago in Siocon, Zamboanga Del Norte, Mindanao. My answer was a smile, but inside
More than other forms of dialogue, dialogue with creation can unite people and create a better relation between cultures and religions. The need to rediscover the concept of the “Common good”, the “environmental ethic” and many other needs related to this topic make us more humble. We still have a lot to learn from creation