“Dialogue is born from an attitude of respect for the other person, from a conviction that the other person has something good to say. It assumes that there is room in the heart for the person’s point of view, opinion, and proposal. To dialogue entails a cordial reception, not a prior condemnation. In order to dialogue, it is necessary to know how to lower the defences, open the doors of the house, and offer human warmth.” Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio

Students are encouraged to come and use the interfaith library to learn, read, and dialogue with their peers in order to have a richer and deeper understanding of their own faith and what it means to live a life of faith in todays world. 

Come and check out some of our resources to more fully engage and learn about other faiths all the while enriching your own understanding of what it means to live a life of faith in the world.