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The 5th Gniezno Convention – Agenda

27 stycznia 2004 | 15:01 | Ⓒ Ⓟ

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12 March – Friday
12.00Opening of the Convention:
Zofia Dietl, Chairwoman of
the Convention’s Organisational Committee

Greetings: Abp
Henryk Muszyński
, metropolita gnieźnieński

Opening:
Card. Józef Glemp,
Metropolitan Archbishop of Warsaw, the Primate of Poland
Abp. Jeremiasz, Orthodox Archbishop of Wrocław, President of the Polish
Ecumenical Councilj

12.30Message from the Holy
Father John Paul II: presented by abp.
Stanisław Ryłko
, President of the Pontifical Council for the Laity
12.50What Can Poland Bring into
the European Union?: prof. Danuta Hübner,
Polish Minister for European Affairs
Part I: Sources of Rebirth for Europe

presided over by Dr. Piotr M. A. Cywiński,
President of the Council of Saint Adalbert’s Forum

13.10The Charism of Unity, the
Charism of Europe: Chiara Lubich,
Founder of the Focolare movement
14.00Peace as the Basis of the
European Order: prof. Andrea Riccardi,
Founder of St. Egidio’s Community
– discussion
14.50New Forms of Monastic Life
as a Source of Rebirth for Europe?
Fr. Marie-Dominique Philippe,
Founder of the Community of St. John
– discussion
15.20break

Part II:
Being a Christian in the United Europe
presided over by Michał
Drozdek
,
President of Ignacy Paderewski Institute

16.00Panel discussion: Polish
Christians and Their Responsibility for Europe

17.00break
17.15Panel discussion: A
Christian and Money

  • Prof. Leo Andringa,
    former Director of the National Bank of the Netherlands, a
    representative of the „Economy and Communion” project of the Focolare
    movement,
  • Michel Camdessus,
    former Chairman of the International Monetary Fund,
  • Prof. Hanna
    Gronkiewicz-Waltz
    , Deputy President of the European Bank for
    Reconstruction and Development, former President of the National Bank
    of Poland,
  • Moderator: dr Jan
    Orgelbrand
    , Ignacy Paderewski Institute
18.15supper
20.00The ecumenical Way of the
Cross along the streets of Gniezno led by the Primate of Poland, Cardinal
Józef Glemp
and representatives of the Churches belonging to the
Polish Ecumenical Council
13 March – Saturday

Part I:
Sources of Unity

presided over by Marcin Przeciszewski,
Editor-in-chief of the Catholic Information Agency

8.30The Concern for Life as a
Basic Task
Dr.
Paweł Wosicki
, President of The Polish Federation of Pro-Life
Movements
9.00The Weak and the
Handicapped as a Call for Unity

Theatre of persons with mental handicaps „Klamra” (pantomime)

10.00The Beauty that Will Save
the World

Kiko Argüello and Carmen Hernandez
, Founders of the Neocatechumenal
Way with Fr. Mario Pezzi

– discussion

11.10break

Part II:
Community of Faith, Community of Love

presided over by Danuta Baszkowska,
President of the ecumenical Effatha Association

11.40The Community of Faith and
the Unity of Churches
Fr. Laurent Fabre, Founder
of the Chemin Neuf community
12.20How to Integrate
Spirituality of the West and the East? – a testimony
Andriej and Karina Chernyak,

Hosanna Community, Moscow

– discussion

Part III:
Unity of Europe, Unity of the Church

presided over Krzysztof Dorosz,
Editor-in-chief of „Jednota” monthly review

12.40The Richness of the East
Benedict Ioanno (Swiss) –
delegate of Metropolitan Emmanuel, Representative of the Orthodox
Church at the European Union
13.10Europe as a Common Task
for Christians
Rev. Dr. Keith Clements,
General Secretary of the Conference of European Churches, Geneva
13.45lunch
15.00
Round Table Groups:

1. Family in
Contemporary Europe

2. The New
Feminism of John Paul II

3. Conscious
Christianity and Conscious Citizenship

4. The School
of Dialogue

  • Rev. Jerzy Below,
    Editor-in-chief of the evangelical biweekly „Zwiastun”,
  • Anna Bieńkowska,
    responsible for the Chemin Neuf community in Poland,
  • Prof. Jan Grosfeld, University of Carinal Stefan
    Wyszyński, Warsaw
  • Rev. Jerzy Kojło,
    Director of the „Orthodoxia” Radio, Białystok,
  • Ryszard Montusiewicz,
    missionary of the Neocatechumenal Way in Israel,
  • moderator: Zdzisław
    Bielecki
    , Co-Chairman of the Common Council of Catholics and
    Muslims, Chairman of the D.O.M. Foundation

5. Europeans
Responsible for the World

6. A Christian
vis-á-vis Market and Unemployment

  • Prof. Leo Andringa,
    former Director of the National Bank of the Netherlands, Focolare,
  • Prof. Aniela Dylus,
    ethicist, Stefan Cardinal Wyszyński University, Warsaw, member of
    Studium Generale Europa,
  • Mira Jankowska,
    President of the „Labor” Association,
  • Roman Kluska,
    businessman, Founder of the Optimus company, Director of the Prodoks
    company,
  • Fr. Krzysztof Mądel SJ,
    expert in the field of Catholic social doctrine,
  • Dr. Krzysztof Pawłowski,
    Rector of the Higher School of Business in Nowy Sącz,
  • Stefan Wilkanowicz,
    Chairman of the Foundation of Christian Culture „Znak”, Deputy Chairman
    of the International Auschwitz Council,
  • moderator: Róża Thun,
    President of the Polish Robert Schumann Foundation.

7. Mission of
Persons with Disabilities and Handicaps in Creating Unity within
Society and Church

17.00end of discussion
17.15Ecumenical meditation
leading by brother from Taizé Community
18.25The rosary with John Paul
II within the limits of the Second European Day of Universities.
19.45Liturgy of light leading
by brothers from Taizé Community
20.30supper (up to 21.30)
14 March – Sunday

Part I:
European Community of Spirit

presided over by Prof.
Aleksander Mikołajczak
, Scientific Director of the European College
in Gniezno

8.30Panel discussion: The
Exchange of Gifts: East-West

9.40John Paul II’s Vision of
Europe
Prof. Stanisław Grygiel,
philosopher, Lateran University, Rome

– dyskusja

10.05break
Part II: Europe – the Common Good
presided over by Dr. Henning Tewes,
President of Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Poland
10.35Speech by Aleksander Kwaśniewski,
the President of Poland
11.00Panel discussion: Being a
Politician in the United Europe

12.00Presentaion and
corfmitation the final version of the proclamation to the
European people.
13.00The Holy Mass in the
cathedral of Gniezno
The final message from the participants of the Convention to the
Christians of Europe


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