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    Home · Vatican News · Constant Vigilance

    |Praised be Jesus Christ|Laudetur Iesus Christus|

    Constant Vigilance

    Pope: “constant vigilance” is needed to guarantee religious freedom



    Receiving the new Indonesian ambassador to the Holy See, Benedict XVI underlines the importance of dialogue and cooperation in the world’s largest Muslim nation. Appreciation for Jakarta’s’ declaration against violence, above all when carried out in the name of religion. Vatican City (AsiaNews) – “Constant vigilance” is needed to assure Indonesian Catholics their right to religious freedom as guaranteed by the Constitution and offer their contribution for the good of the nation. Religious freedom and the rejection of all forms of violence and terrorism, particularly religious violence, were the themes touched on by Benedict XVI today as received the letter of credentials of the new Indonesian ambassador to the Holy See.

    Indonesia as the largest Muslim nation in the world, noted the Pope “plays an important and positive role in promoting interreligious cooperation, both within its borders and in the international community. Dialogue, respect for the convictions of others, and collaboration in the service of peace are the surest means of securing social concord. These are among the noblest goals which can bring together men and women of good will, and, in a particular way, all those who worship the one God”. “A promising development in this regard is represented by the growing instances of cooperation between Christians and Muslims in Indonesia, aimed particularly at the prevention of ethnic and religious conflicts in the most troubled areas”.

    Regarding this XVI expressed “deep appreciation” for the Indonesian government’s affirmation condemning violence and terrorism, “under whatever pretext it occurs, as a criminal offence which, by its contempt for human life and freedom, undermines the very foundations of society. This is particularly the case when the holy name of God is invoked as a justification for such acts”.

    Reiterating that the Church “unequivocally condemns” terrorism, Benedict XVI then underlined the commitments of Catholic Indonesians “though a tiny minority” for the common good of the country, also due to their structures whose “legitimate autonomy” must be respected.

    15.11.2007. 21:42

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    Prayer for All the Deceased
    By Thy resurrection from the dead, O Christ, death no longer hath dominion over those who die in holiness. So, we beseech Thee, give rest to Thy servants in Thy sanctuary and in Abraham's bosom. Grant it to those, who from Adam until now have adored Thee with purity, to our fathers and brothers, to our kinsmen and friends, to all men who have lived by faith and passed on their road to Thee, by a thousand ways, and in all conditions, and make them worthy of the heavenly kingdom.
    Eternal rest, grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.
    |Letter of St. James|