[ adj ] involving persons of different religious faiths <adj.all> an interfaith marriageinterfaith good will
interfaith \interfaith\ adj. involving persons of different religious faiths; as, an interfaith marriage; interfaith good will.
Syn: interdenominational. [WordNet 1.5 +PJC]
On Saturday, the coalition will hold a Counter-Inaugural Forum at All Soul's Church, followed on Sunday by an interfaith gathering outside the National Cathedral featuring traditional Native American prayers from representatives of the Piscataway nation.
Lefebvre, 83, rejects the reforms of the 1962-65 Second Vatican Council, including acceptance of religious freedom, celebration of the Mass in local languages and interfaith cooperation.
"The business climate is changing in regard to South Africa, and companies are seeing its best to disengage," said Diane Bratcher, communications director of the interfaith coalition.
The "network has become a driving force in showcasing top-quality interfaith programming," Weber said.
The primate had opposed moving the convent despite an agreement between Catholic cardinals and Jewish leaders that the Carmelite nuns would moved to an interfaith cultural center to be built further away from the site of the camp.
A speaker at that event, Rabbi Arthur Schneier of Manhattan's Park East Synagogue, president of the interfaith Appeal of Conscience Foundation, turned away from the audience at one point to address her directly.
Inmates also can receive work release and "special assignment" to interfaith housing.
The Rev. George Sheridan, ousted by the board last year as an inferfaith specialist for maintaining that God upholds his biblical covenant with Jews, also accused the board of damaging interfaith relations.
The deadline passed, and construction on the new interfaith center had not started.
A new, interfaith cable TV network went on the air Monday, offering a variety of music, drama, documentaries and magazine-style shows.