Latest News
President's article of the UN High Level Meeting on HIV -June 10
http://blog.stpaulsfoundation.com/?p=255
SITES OF PAUL presentation at St. Paul's Cathedral San Diego July 10th 9 a.m.
Bishop Christopher named by Huffington Post as one of ten most influential religious leaders in 2010
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/12/27/10-most-influential-relig_n_801709.html#s215574&title=Feisal%20Rauf%20and%20Daisy%20Khan%20
Foundation personnel invited to contribute to Civil Society Hearing on Global AIDS Pandemic at the UN
http://www.ecusa.anglican.org/81808_127932_ENG_HTM.htmFoundation
President's article
on "The Quiet Genocide" -a call for religious concience and action
Foundation personnel invited to contribute to Civil Society Hearing on Global AIDS Pandemic at the UN
http://www.ecusa.anglican.org/81808_127932_ENG_HTM.htmFoundation
President's article
on "The Quiet Genocide" -a call for religious concience and action
Mission Statement
Foundation Goals
Education and Reconciliation
Reconciliation work within the religious community in assisting differing traditions
Women’s self help and advocacy programs.
HIV education and prevention to the most marginalized and vulnerable.
Model literacy and micro loan programs extended to marginalized and underserved
Advancing Human Rights issues including the decriminalization of homosexuality through the United Nations
International Reconciliation Award
Shown exemplary creativity and fortitude in the area of reconciliation.
Set forth reconciliation-based solutions in arenas where politics, religion and culture merge.
Exemplify the tenets of the Foundation’s mission statement.
"Inspired by the universal principles of St. Paul, we assist and encourage
local communities to commit to contemporary reconciliation projects".
Foundation Goals
Education and Reconciliation
Reconciliation work within the religious community in assisting differing traditions
and interpretations of scripture to develop dialogue and partnerships.
Reconciliation between the LGBT community and governments, civil society and religious leadership.
Reconciliation between the LGBT community and governments, civil society and religious leadership.
Women’s self help and advocacy programs.
HIV education and prevention to the most marginalized and vulnerable.
Model literacy and micro loan programs extended to marginalized and underserved
populations to create bridges of opportunity between divided sections of society.
Advancing Human Rights issues including the decriminalization of homosexuality through the United Nations
International Reconciliation Award
Shown exemplary creativity and fortitude in the area of reconciliation.
Set forth reconciliation-based solutions in arenas where politics, religion and culture merge.
Exemplify the tenets of the Foundation’s mission statement.
Bishop Christopher Senyonjo, retired Anglican Bishop of West Buganda for his work at the St. Paul’s Center for Reconciliation and Equality, Kampala, Uganda. Read Diane Butler Bass on the Bishop's recent impact in the USA.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/diana-butler-bass/africas-real-goal-human-r_b_608998.html
Living Stones
- the tangible and intangible heritage of Paul of Tarsus
Encourage local communities to commit to a contemporary reconciliation project.
Create a trans-border and inter-faith International World Heritage Site to honor the
“Outstanding Universal Value” of St. Paul – reconciliation.
Deepen dialogue between various faith traditions in the Muslim, Orthodox,
Catholic, Reformed and Jewish traditions
The first mosque ever built in Turkey still venerates the shrines of three Christian martyrs from the first century (Antakya -Ancient Antioch where the term "Christian" was first used).
"Imbued with a message from the past, the historic monuments of generations of people remain to the present day as living witnesses of their age-old traditions. People are becoming more and more conscious of the unity of human values and regard ancient monuments as a common heritage. The common responsibility to safeguard them for future generations is recognized. It is our duty to hand them on in the full richness of their authenticity.”
From the Opening of the Venice Charter creating the World Heritage Movement in 1964.
For more information please contact:
President Rev. Canon Albert J. Ogle
St. Paul's Cathedral,
2728 Sixth Avenue, San Diego, California CA 92103
Tel 949 338 8830
St. Paul's Cathedral,
