Pope advocates interreligious pact for a better future

Pope Francis received the wives of the presidents of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Belize and Colombia on Friday during the inauguration of a new Concurrent Scholas headquarters in the Vatican. When asked by José Levy of CNN about whether religion will build the future or destroy it, the pontiff said that "religion when it is not sectarian builds, sectarian pseudoreligion is what destroys, separates." The pope believes that the way of educating young people should be changed, so it is necessary to create educational projects that promote dialogue among young people from destined cultures, social classes and religions.