June 30, 2026
by Riccardo Burigana “Transformative ecumenism and the struggle for the land: challenges and horizons”: this is the theme of the Latin American course on ecumenism and interreligious dialogue organized by the Ecumenical Center of Services for Evangelization and Popular Education (Ceseep) from 2 to 10 July. Ceseep, which is based in São Paulo, was founded in 1982, when Brazil was still under a regime of military dictatorship, with the aim of promoting ecumenical and interreligious dialogue according to the letter and spirit of the Second Vatican Council, which still constitutes a precious source, as the Brazilian theologian José Oscar Beozzo also recently recalled. Beozzo, currently general coordinator of the Executive Council, was among the founders of Ceseep, contributing to its rooting and its …
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