This month’s Consulus Columnist marks 35 years of the Economy of Communion — a movement that dared to imagine business as a force for unity.
This month’s Consulus Columnist marks 35 years of the Economy of Communion — a movement that dared to imagine business as a force for unity.
The Columnist makes a case the world needs to hear: interfaith openness is a measurable economic advantage.
A conversation with Rev Dr Yoshinori Shinohara, Secretary General of the Asian Conference of Religions for Peace.
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