10 What is not known is not understood, and what is not understood cannot be managed. It is taken for granted that everyone broadly knows the majority religion in our society, but the same is not true for minority religions. Religious diversity is a fact, but beyond the customs rooted in the Catholic tradition, we know nothing of the others. We have no idea what our neighbors—who, to paraphrase Joan Estruch, belong to "the other religions"—believe, how they live, and how they express their beliefs.

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