New Approaches to Interreligious Dialogue

In less than fifty years, the religious landscape in Quebec has changed considerably, with the phenomenal decline of Catholicism, a marked religious disaffiliation, and the extraordinary rise of non-Christian religions. Today, young Catholics are encountering a well-established religious pluralism. What relations do they develop with believers of other denominations?

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^* Pope Jean-Paul II with Chief Rabbi Meir Lau (left) and Imam Tayseer al-Tamimi during an interreligious meeting in Jerusalem, in March 2000.

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~	Canada. Postsecondary enrolment up

~	Canada. Unemployment related to lack of high school diploma

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