The Dinner of Abrahamic Traditions 

           The Dinner of Abrahamic Traditions held three times every year is designed to bring together clergy leaders, academicians, congregation members and communities. Experts share their perspectives on common topics.

 Working with the Community for the Community is a venue designed to cultivate friendship, celebrate diversity, strengthen civic dialogue and society and deepen inter-cultural awareness and understanding among the many diverse ethnic and civil communities in San Antonio. 

Join us for interfaith discussions, panel discussions, and prominent speakers at a Conference on Compassion. Listen to voices from diverse faiths and create relationships for the common good. . 

Featured Speaker: Dr. John Esposito, author of Who Speaks for Islam, What A Billion Muslims Really Think andauthor of over 45 books explore.georgetown.edu/people/jle2/

Friday, March 23, 5:30 pm. Exhibits, registration, music. 6-8 pm. Free and open to public.

Saturday, March 24, 8:30 am. Registration, exhibits. 9 am. - 4 pm. Dr. Esposito of Georgetown University, Dr.Ali Asani of Harvard University, and Dr. Lopita Nath (Hindu), Shastri Linda Mockeridge (Buddhist), Dr. Judith R. Norman (Jewish), Dr. R. Scott Woodward (Christian), Imam 'Abdur-Rahim Muhammad will share on compassion and creating ongoing relationships for the common good.  All are welcome to this conference of Texas Pax Christi which is being broadened and enriched by persons of many faith traditions.

  Visit their Web site for more information.

His Eminence Metropolitan Tarasios (Anton) is a hierarch of the Ecumenical Patriarchate. As the Metropolitan of Buenos Aires and the Exarch of South America, he is the primate of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Buenos Aires and South America.