The Culture of Encounter: Keynote Address by Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle

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November 8-9, 2021 | A signature contribution of Pope Francis's pontificate is the concept of a culture of encounter. Rooted in his experience as a Jesuit and as Archbishop of Buenos Aires, the concept emphasizes humility, generosity and patience as foundational for productive dialogue across cultural, religious, and political divides. In his October 2020 encyclical, Fratelli Tutti, Francis made an impassioned plea for a culture of encounter in a global society torn by the pandemic and increasingly fragmented along socio-economic and ideological lines. "I have frequently called for the growth of a culture of encounter capable of transcending our differences and divisions," Francis wrote, "a society where differences coexist, complementing, enriching and reciprocally illuminating one another, even amid disagreements and reservations."
The conference marked the first anniversary of Fratelli Tutti and explored the meaning and implications of a culture of encounter for the Church and the world. Cardinal Miguel Ángel Ayuso Guixot and Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle provided keynote addresses. Three panels explored the innovations of Fratelli Tutti; the 2019 Document on Human Fraternity, a milestone in interfaith understanding; and the implications of a culture of encounter for the future of intercultural and interreligious dialogue.

[@gerardrikken]

A refreshing presentation of one of the highest leaders in the Catholic Church. With this kind of leader, there is hope for the Catholi Church institution.

[@AndrewTuka]

Thank you Cardinal Luis Tagle

[@shelamaejaso4219]

Thank you Berkely Center for sharing this.

[@mymalobo]

So good to hear and then to proclaim the word accordingly, praise and thank God and Bro Antonio Luis Tagle for the inspiring talk on togetherness

[@mymalobo]

Thank you, as we are enjoying the talk Bro Antonio Luis Tagle very interesting indeed - viz so to say Love one another!!!

[@Giappo_meks]

Thank you to this very substantial topic. I realized that a small act of kindness really matters a lot, to the people around us and to our common home. I am challenged to make a difference and to be really a man of dialogue and inclusivity. Thanks a lot cardinal Tagle

[@ClementMancera]

Thank you for this message. Listening to the message of God through Cardinal Tagle is very meaningful.

[@denisships2861]

Got me thinking with joy. Brotherly dialogue with others compare to a sacrament. Great message full of hope

[@conradoquioang8350]

Salamat po sa pagpublish nito, nadagdagan ang aking pang-unawa sa mga dapat ikabuhay ng isang Kristiyano.

[@PhengCou]

It's a privilege to listen this great talk

[@poonloonfoo3197]

God is great, Jesus is Lord. Praise and Glory to the most hight Jesus Christ. Amen 🙏

[@christikrymmai6284]

Just love to listen the speech of you Cardinal. Full of life with humour👍👍🙏

[@lanbaode]

Five in One Pope! When Cardinal Tagle becomes Pope Francis II or Pope Vincent (de Paul) he will be made up of five Popes in one, having and sharing their dominant character traits: the Vatican II spirit of Paul VI (his doctoral dissertation was on Paul VI's role in the Council); the smile (reflective of joy found in Christ) of John Paul I; the charisma (gift of attracting people and bringing them closer to Christ and the Church) of John Paul II; the theological mind of Benedict XVI (considered a first rate theologian by peers); and the pastoral heart (simplicity and closeness to the people he serves) of Pope Francis.

[@DrPhuQLa]

My mentor!

[@virginiasalioan9780]

sharing as a culture of encounter

[@houstonfilipino]

I am not catholic but I have not heard him say or talk about something that is not of christian values or againts the word of God the Holy Bible

[@iBEEMproject]

"I thought you were introducing somebody else " hahaha

[@wellalumanas477]

Padre damaso tagle

[@iBEEMproject]

You can comment on his content without insulting

[@lucyabey8651]

Why Padre Damaso? Your hero?

[@BrianArthur00]

Yes, Sisa?

[@Grishnak777]

Kampon ka lng ng santanas mong bbm

[@joybicar8304]

Di ba magkasama kayo ni Basilio at Crispin?

[@robertbrunelli8535]

Instead to admire yourselves and applause your achievements within the rankings of the church, you should help the countries in need of food and water like Southern Madagascar to name one, children's are dying there everyday. Be charitable you must give
whatever is needed to these poor people not the superfluous. The clergy live in luxury, there's too much ignorance in the Catholic
church. People don't know what's going on because of their little faith Their wordily life keep them away from what is spiritual.
I mean how can you abolish the Saint Michael Prayer ? Absurd !!!!! And everyone is afraid to say something. What kind of devils are in the Vatican? Judgment day is here. Jesus is Angry. The Blessed Virgin Mary is Suffering Greatly!!! There's not much time left. If you don't give up all your possessions you cannot enter The Kingdom.

[@vickycabillon282]

Have you ever heard of Caritas Internationalis? You can search about that.

[@jerome4775]

Have you heard which organization is the second biggest contributor to charity, next only to the united states? Sorry to say but its the catholic church.

[@joybicar8304]

Even until now you did not know that only the Catholic Church has the biggest charitable institution in the world?