Ecumenical and Interfaith Commision (EIC): Interfaith: Links

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Links to Interfaith Sites

-	Vatican II "Nostrae Aetate"
-	Recent Papal Statements on Interrelgious Dialogue (separate page)
-	Pontifical Council for Inter-religious Dialogue
-	Interfaith Sites
-	Other Religions
	Judaism
	Islam
	Buddhism
	Hinduism
	Others
-	Relations between Catholics and other faiths
-	Interfaith Councils and Organisations
-	Wikipedia pages under category Catholic Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations
-	Other pages of interest

Pontifical Council for Inter-religious Dialogue

-	Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue
-	Letter to Presidents of Bishops' Conferences on the Spirituality of Dialogue
-	Dialogue and Proclamation: Reflection And Orientations On Interreligious Dialogue And The Proclamation Of The Gospel Of Jesus Christ (1)
-	Secretariat for Non-Christians: "The Attitude of the Church toward Followers of Other Religions: Reflections and Orientations on Dialogue and Mission" (May 10, 1984) [PDF]

		Annual Messages to Other Faiths
		Message to Buddhists on the Feast of Vesakh 2005
		Message to Muslims at the end of Ramadan 2005
		Message to the Hindus on the Feast of Diwali 2005
		Message to Buddhists on the Feast of Vesakh 2004
		Message to Muslims at the end of Ramadan 2004
		Message to the Hindus on the Feast of Diwali 2004
		Message to Buddhists on the Feast of Vesakh 2003
		Message to Muslims at the end of Ramadan 2003
		Message to the Hindus on the Feast of Diwali 2003

		Joint Statements of the PCID and Representatives of other Faith Traditions
		Common Declaration of the Joint Committee of the Permanent Committee of al-Azhar for Dialogue with Monotheistic Religions and the Pontifical Council for Interrelgious Dialogue

Interfaith Sites

-	MultifaithNetVic Interfaith Directory for Victoria
-	Jewish Christian Relations
-	Australian Council of Christians and Jews
-	Boston College : Centre for Christian-Jewish learning
-	Georgetown University Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding
-	World Council of Religions for Peace

Other Religions

	Judaism
-	Jewish Community Council of Victoria
-	www.chiesa - Focus on Judaism

	Islam
-	Islamic Council of Victoria
-	Australian Intercultural Society
-	Islam for today
-	www.chiesa - Focus on Islam
-	Resources for Studying Islam (Dr Alan Godlas, University of Georgia)
-	The Canadian Society of Muslims Online Library Project and Resource Centre
-	Resources for and about Muslim Women
-	Christianity and Islam Library (Center for Christian Ethics)
-	Debunking Myths about Muslims in Australia
-	Islamic Information Australia

	Buddhism
-	Buddhist Information and Education Network
-	Tara Institute (Buddhist, Melbourne)
-	Melbourne Sakya Centre Website
	Dharma Drum Mountain Buddhist Association Australia

	Hinduism
-	Hindu Council of Australia

	Others

-	Sikh Interfaith Council of Victoria

Relations between Catholics and other faiths

-	Final Declaration of the Participants in the Symposium on Spiritual Resources of the Religions for Peace (Rome, 16-18 January 2003)

Catholic Jewish Relations
-	Statement of the Joint Commission for the Jewish-Catholic Dialogue
-	Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews - We Remember: A Reflection on the Shoah
-	The Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews: A Crucial Endeavour of the Catholic Church
-	Reflections on Covenant and Mission

Catholic Islam Relations
-	Declaration from the Islamic-Catholic Liaison Committee on the Current Situation in the Holy Land

Interfaith Councils and Organisations

-	The Interfaith Network of Greater Dandenong
-	Knox Interfaith Network
-	JCMA (Jewish Christian Muslim Association of Australia)

Other (and unendorsed!) pages of interest

-	Open Democracy faith and ideas page
-	The Association of Hebrew Catholics
-	New Jersey Interfaith Dialog Center
-	Muslims ask, Christians Answer (Website of Dr Christian W. Troll, S.J. "Addressed to Christians and Muslims, this homepage seeks to provide information and also to prompt further reflection and learning. It wishes to offer a basis and a reference-point for Christains who seek to understand more accurately the questions put to them by Muslims about the Christain faith and way of lfife, and who also wish to prepare themselves to respond to such quesiotns as honestly and sympathetically as possible." Pro Dialogo 2005/2