Žijeme v časoch, kedy volanie po mieri prehlušuje hluk zbraní. Vojna na Ukrajine, v Gaze a mnohé ďalšie konflikty vo svete prinášajú deštrukciu a smrť. Anna Franková si do denníka počas 2. svetovej vojny napísala: „V ľuďoch je pud ničenia, masakrovania, vraždenia, zúrivosti, a kým celé ľudstvo bez výnimky neprejde metamorfózou, bude zúriť vojna..." Ako je na tom ľudstvo dnes? Nevzďaľujeme sa pasívnym prijímaním vojny stále viac od historickej lekcie 20. storočia? Čo sa musí stať, aby sme prešli premenou? Ako zabrániť vojne a nastoliť mier? Skutočný mier? A aké poslanie by malo mať vo vojne náboženstvo?
Diskusia nadväzuje na publikáciu najnovšej knihy talianskeho historika a zakladateľa Komunity Sant’Egidio Andrea Riccardiho: Volanie po mieri.
His Excellency Mons. Milan Lach SJ is a Jesuit and since January he has been serving as auxiliary bishop of the Eparchy of Bratislava. From 2018-2023, he was Bishop of the Ruthenian (Greek Catholic) Eparchy of Parma, USA, and from 2013-2017, he served as Auxiliary Bishop of the Archeparchy of Presov. He studied at the Pontifical Oriental Institute in Rome.
Slavomír Zrebný comes from Hlboké nad Váhom. He studied economics at Masaryk University in Brno, graduated from the Kolegium Antona Neuwirtha and studied Film and Television Directing at the Vysoká škola muzických umení in Bratislava. For several years he worked at Ústav pamäti národa, where he filmed testimonies of political prisoners all over Slovakia, made documentaries and was the director of the Freedom Festival. He is currently working as a director on several RTVS television programmes, making documentaries and feature films. He is a member of the Sant'Egidio Community.
