A message of greetings to Muslims on the Eid from the chairman of the Papal council
Regional-Vatican, Religion, 12/17/2001

Cardinal Francis Areinzi, the chairman of the Papal council for dialogue among religions has extended a message of greetings to Muslims in the world on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr in which he expressed in the name of the Catholic Church hope to strengthening initiatives aiming at strengthening ties of fraternity between Christians and Muslims in the World and to have their relations based on mutual respect and noble humanitarian values.

The Papal Cardinal expressed his wishes that Muslims and Christians will work altogether to defend sublime human values through moral dimensions so as to attain continued co-operation in all fields as advocated on the messages of divine religions.

He indicated the incidents recently took place in the world, saying that Muslims and Christians are called upon to work together in order to build a civilizations based on values of peace, justice and amity and also dialogue to enhance humanitarian values among peoples.

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