Transforming hearts and building bridges for peace between people, nations, and religions.
MISSION.
Hearts for Peace is a US Catholic non-profit organization with the inspired mission to transform hearts and build bridges for Peace between people, nations, and religions. The organization was born from the inspiration of Fr. Adrián Santarelli, founder of Comunidad Belén, a community of faith with an ecumenical, interreligious calling that coordinates educational, social, and spiritual support programs in Argentina.
NEW!
Pace e Bene Gift Shop
We are launching a new gift shop to support different initiatives that promote peace and help build bridges towards the common good. Visit our online store today and be a part of this ever-growing community.
SPIRITUALITY.
Father Adrián Santarelli has a special, enlightened calling to work for an Alliance for Peace with members of different faiths and cultures. For this mission, he received the blessing of His Holiness Pope Francis.
The Alliance for Peace is a call to humanity to live in peace in our hearts, in our communities and on our planet.
It summons all to pray for peace, educate in transformation for peace, and act for the peace and salvation of our common home.
Hearts for Peace seeks to motivate a profound transformation, a change of hearts and habits across faiths, and cultures.
So while our content necessarily has a strong educational objective and a call to action, significant focus is on our conscience and common values. We believe in a unique creative Force, a common origin. We seek to restore the blessing of that unity, as brothers from one Creator.
LEARN.
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Concerning Interreligious Dialogue, Ecumenism, Unity, and Peace
LEARN.
Digital Learning Resources
for the promotion of unity and transformation
With these resources, we aim to enable individuals from diverse backgrounds to acquire knowledge, foster understanding, transform hearts, and work together to promote peace in our common home.
“How good, how delightful it is, to live as brothers all together!”
— Psalms 133:1