Inter-religious+dialogue

We asked her the following questions...
 * __Interview with Ms Constable__**

Since I was 3 weeks old, which is 48 years.
 * How long have you been in the Christian community?**

Since Vatican 2, there has been a very concerned with interfaith dialogue, Christians have been involved to have great understanding and adding peace to the world by finding out the common values of others.
 * What does interreligious dialogue mean to you?**

There are a variety of forms of Christian prayers. Prayers put us in connection with the God, and therefore love with God. Example: Formal prayers, these prayers are to ask for peace in the world. There are also different ways of praying, most Christians pray through meditation. Prayer helps us, brings us together to a calmer state which helps us communicate with others more easily.
 * How does Christian prayer relate to Humanity and Peace?**

On the December 4th-9th, in the Melbourne Parliament, there will be a time for people form different religions to come together and pray. In my point of view, the best way for people to pray together is in silence as everyone has their own way of praying and connecting with God because at the end we meet at the same point.
 * Christians and interreligious dialogue**

Lighting a candle which represents God's presence and guidance as Jesus showed us the way. There's Eucharist and communion, this is sharing a meal together which symbolises what we believe about our common humanity and it also represents Jesus' new life in us. Christians believes in equality, living as a community together and having the would be untied.
 * What are some of the faith expressions of Christianity?**

Confession is like reconciliation. It means bringing everyone together and reconcile together with our and and people around us.
 * What does confession mean to Christianity?**