Mìžkul'turnì dìalogi v diplomatìï Sv. Papi Ìoanna Pavla II. [Міжкультурні діалоги в дипломатії Св. Папи Іоанна Павла II]

Földvári, Sándor (2017) Mìžkul'turnì dìalogi v diplomatìï Sv. Papi Ìoanna Pavla II. [Міжкультурні діалоги в дипломатії Св. Папи Іоанна Павла II]. In: Mìžnarodna naukovo-praktična konferencìâ "VÌ Mìždisciplìnarnì gumanìtarnì čitannâ". = Міжнародна науково-практична конференція "VІ Міждисциплінарні гуманітарні читання". Nacionalna Akademia Nauk Ukraini, Kyiv, pp. 84-86. ISBN 9789660284098

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Abstract

Intercultural communication has evolved due to the activity of The Foreign Service Institute (FSI) in the United States as a result of efforts to solve the FSI’s failures in communication with other nations or civilizations. In parallel, the Church evolved its own theory and practice of intercultural communication, too, since and after the Second Vatican Council. This is evident especially in Saint John Paul II’s activity (he was canonized in 2014 by the current Pope Francis). Pope Francis seemed to follow his great predecessor and this was evaluated by Israeli politicians like Simon Perez.Saint John Paul II’s entire pontificate was full of intercultural actions: praying together with the Dalai Lama in Assisi (1986), while puting a Buddha on the altar; and it was he who first visited the Jewish synagogue of Rome. All these led to the culmination of the interfaith communication in his address to the Muslims in the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus, May 6, 2001.

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