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Beyond Neutrality: The Catholic University and Inter-religious Dialogue

Abstract The Church is both catholic (universal) and Catholic (inspired in faith and action by the twin sources of Scripture and Tradition under the leadership of the Pope). Each of these ways of viewing the catholicity of the Church brings an imperative for engagement in inter-religious dialogue. The Catholic university, within the Church, is therefore also called to dialogue and collaboration with those of other religions. There are a variety of ways in which students in a Catholic university may become involved in dialogue, not just in extra-curricula activities but perhaps even within the possibilities offered by their studies in religion.