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In the context of the Jubilee of Artists and Culture, on Monday 17 February, the Vatican hosted “Artisans of Hope,” a meeting of representatives from Catholic cultural centers. Around forty delegates from around the world, representing universities, dioceses, and religious congregations, participated. The Dicastery for Culture and Education organized the meeting and Cardinal De Mendonça, the prefect, explained,"We value working in community.
The representatives heard how in India, the challenge is interreligious dialogue. In Hungary, the “night of open churches” marks a success. In Venezuela, enrollment in courses on pastoral work in the field of culture are on the rise. In Malta, the local Church set up a pavilion/workshop for contemporary art, while in Brazil, the focus is on film and sports. In Milan, Italy, promoting religious faith is viewed as response to the weakening of culture.
All acknowledged similar and urgent challenges they face today that regard re-establishing the dialogue between faith and culture or, as Pope Francis puts it, “rooting hope in culture.” This is especially true at a time when the new generations, as more than one speaker reminded everyone, are searching for answers that the world does not offer.
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