Cambodia and the challenge of interreligious dialogue || Jesuits at the Frontiers
For Jesuits, Cambodia offers an ideal environment for living and engaging in interreligious dialogue. Beyond mere words, Jesuits collaborate actively to serve the common good, fostering mutual respect. In this context, Cambodia becomes a school of tolerance, solidarity, and shared prayer experiences that bridge the gap between Buddhists and Christians.
Watch the 11th episode of the “Jesuits at the Frontiers” series to find out more about Cambodia and the Jesuit presence in this country.
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