Understanding Starts Somewhere

By Mari Herreras

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Can't imagine a better time to sit down with each other and learn, so how about this, Perspectives on Islam and Christianity, on Wednesday, Jan. 28, 6:30 p.m. at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 1300 N. Greesewood Road. Moderator Pat Manning joins the following panelists: Father Tom Tureman (on different forms of Christianity), Sister Eileen Mahoney (on women in the church) and Brother Carlos Mancilla (on Pope Francis' leadership in encouraging outreach); Imam Watheq Al-Obeidi of the Tucson Islamic Center (with a prayer and focus on how other religions are viewed in Islam),

Rula Khalidi (on women's rights and human rights in Islam), Maqsood Ahmad (on community relations and inter-faith cooperation), and Mohyeddin Abdulaziz (on political Islam, politics and religion). For more information, check out the event Facebook page.