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On a stopover in Kolkata on the last leg of his first visit to north-eastern India, Cardinal Charles Maung Bo of Yangon, Myanmar, met with leaders of various religions in Kolkata.
The cardinal expressed happiness over interfaith unity, harmony and brotherhood he witnessed among the leaders on November 13.
“I am deeply touched by the religious brotherhood and respect shown by the minority delegation of Muslim and Buddhist leaders who spent fellowship time,” said the cardinal who is known for his leadership among the Religions for Peace movement.
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