“Build bridges, tear down walls”. Religious identity in the face of the phenomenon of migration in the current papal magisterium

The right to religious identity it’s very important, both from the legal point of view, both socio-anthropological perspective, as constitutive element of personal identity and belonging factor. Overcoming this dichotomy is achievable with the establishment of an authentic interreligious dialogue as an irreplaceable component of intercultural dialogue, where the awareness of diversity can be a source of enrichment and a stimulus to the growth of the community. In the current historical moment, when the contrasts between the Peoples facing the Mediterranean risk compromising the delicate balances of the pluralist, multi-ethnic and multi-confessional society, a reflection on the basis of the conciliar principles and the papal magisterium, appears underline the interreligious dialogue able to promote a “dialogical” right to religious identity even in the intangibility of the Depositum Fidei moving, between suffered influences and produced contaminations, along the paths of the Church "in Exit".