New York City Cultural Event
Will Explore Freedom’s Meaning
BY CARL BUNDERSON
An organizer for the New York Encounter, a three-day cultural festival held in January, says this year’s theme of “Experiencing Freedom” is an idea both cherished and deeply divisive in American culture.
“What is it that defines this mysterious thing which we call freedom, which for us as believers is the ultimate reflection of the experience of God himself that’s been given to us as creatures?” reflected Maurizio Maniscalco, the event’s chairman.
“Freedom is the territory where not even God intervenes in our life,” which makes its experience a “pretty compelling thing,” he told Catholic News Agency in a Jan. 9 interview.
The New York Encounter will be held Jan. 18-20 in Midtown Manhattan and is the third annual installment of the event. It is free and requires no registration.
The encounter is organized by the Catholic ecclesial movement Communion and Liberation and by Crossroads Cultural Center.
The center aims to explore the relationship between religion and culture and was founded by members of the Communion and Liberation movement.
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- New York Encounter 2013: "Freedom Is the Most Precious Gift that Heaven Has Bestowed upon Men" (Miguel De Cervantes)January 18, 2013
- New York Encounter 2013: Freedom in Politics: The Story of Shahbaz BhattiJanuary 19, 2013
- New York Encounter 2013: Faith, Soul of LifeJanuary 20, 2013
- New York Encounter 2013: Desire, Liberty, and SatisfactionJanuary 20, 2013
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