Patriarch Daniel stated that the Romanian Orthodox Church rejects any form of hatred, discrimination, or intolerance, emphasizing that these attitudes contradict the message of the Gospel. In a message addressed during a meeting between representatives of religious denominations and specialists from the Government, he reaffirmed the Church's commitment to fostering social peace and interreligious dialogue. The Patriarch welcomed the government's initiative to facilitate constructive dialogue to combat antisemitism and other forms of intolerance, considering that religious denominations have an essential role in maintaining social harmony. He emphasized the importance of collaboration between state institutions and religious denominations to promote respect for the dignity of every person, regardless of religious or ethnic affiliation.
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