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Vol. 4 No. 2 (2015): Volume 4 Number 2

Published: 2020-05-22

Editorial

Special Issue Editorial

Claritas Editor

Relational Suffering and Its Causes

The Causes of Relational Suffering and their Cessation according to Theravada Buddhism

Ven. Dr. Phramaha Thanat Inthisan
Suffering and the Teachings of Jesus Christ

Rev. Donald J. Rooney
The Teachings of the Buddha about Relational Suffering

Ven. Maharagama Dhammasiri
The Understanding of Suffering in the Early Christian Church

Leo D. Lefebure
Relational Suffering: Causes and Liberation According to Buddhism

Dr. Sovan Tun
Causes of Relational Suffering between Persons According to the Tradition of the Church Mothers

Anne McCarthy, OSB

Dialogue Documents

Reflections and Blessing

Pope Francis
Keynote Address

Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran
Greetings of Peace

Most Rev. Mitchell T. Rozanski
Joint Statement

Claritas Editor

Liberation from Relational Suffering

Mahayana Practices for Healing, Reconciliation and Peace: Perfect Peace Makes Practice

Rev. Ronald Kobata
To Bind, To Heal, To Reconcile: The Church and Interreligious Dialogue

Rev. Brian E. McWeeney
The Mahayana Practices for Healing, Reconciliation, and Peace

Ven. Thich Tu-Luc
Catholic Moral Teachings and Spiritual Practices for Human Relations: Catholic Practices for Healing, Reconciliation and Peace

Rev. Wilfred Tyrrell, S.A
Mahayana Practices for Healing, Reconciliation, and Peace: An Ethical Approach

Ven. Chang-Hwa
Catholic Theology of Creation: Nature’s Value and Relation to Humankind

Donald W. Mitchell
The Buddha Was Enlightened Under a Tree: A Buddhist Perspective on Nature and the Climate Crisis

Hozan Alan Senauke

Fraternity as the Way Forward

The Four Divine Abodes and Fraternity: A Theravada Perspective

Ven. Sumana Barua
Fraternity in the Christian Tradition: Koinonia as an Interpretive Hermeneutic

Very Rev. Thomas A. Baima
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The Great Compassion and Fraternity in Mahayana Buddhist Traditions

Ven. Dr. Dhammadı¯pa Sak (Fa Yao 法曜)
Fraternity in the Catholic Monastic Tradition

Rev. William Skudlarek
Fraternity as the Way Forward

Rev. Kyoichi Sugino
Building a Fraternal World: A Won Buddhist Perspective

Ven. Chung Ohun Lee
Survey of Catholic Social Teachings

James Fredericks
Embracing Differences and Sharing Commonalities: Harmony According to the Middle Way: The Humanistic Buddhism Perspective

Ven. Miao Hsi

Fraternal Interreligious Cooperation

Social Ills and Possible Social Action in the United States: The Need to Support Families and Youth

Ven. Bhante Chao Chu
Partnerships in Social Services and Dialogue: Lessons from Manhattan, Staten Island, and the Bronx

Thomas P. Dobbins, Jr.
A Universal Vision of Human Goodness and Social Transformation

Acharya Fleet Maull
A Catholic View of Social Concerns in the United States

Lorraine Moriarty
Buddhist Views of Social Concerns in the United States

Rev. Patti Nakai
Catholic Thoughts on Collaboration in Addressing Social Ills

Susan M. Pudelek
Buddhist Thoughts on Collaboration in Addressing Social Ills in the United States

Asayo Horibe
On the Practical Applications of Catholic Social Teaching

David Fields
Understanding Power, Privilege, Intent, and Impact in Catholic-Buddhist and Buddhist-Catholic Social Change Initiatives

Mushim Patricia Ikeda
Possible Buddhist-Catholic Collaborations

David Barringer