Gary L. Krupp KCSG, architect of the Pave the Way Foundation of New York City, has been nominated for the Servitor Pacis (Servant of Peace) Award by the Vatican’s agent to the United Nations and the President of the Path to Peace Foundation. The Servitor Pacis Award is bestowed aloft those who allot their lives to the greater acceptable in award solutions to accomplish peace. Mr. Krupp is accepting accustomed for his active and active plan allowance to arch the gap amid the world’s abundant religions through cultural, technological, and bookish exchanges.
New York, NY -- Gary L. Krupp KCSG, architect of the Pave the Way Foundation of New York City, has been nominated for the Servitor Pacis (Servant of Peace) Award by the Vatican’s agent to the United Nations and the President of the Path to Peace Foundation. The Servitor Pacis Award is bestowed aloft those who allot their lives to the greater acceptable in award solutions to accomplish peace. Mr. Krupp is accepting accustomed for his active and active plan allowance to arch the gap amid the world’s abundant religions through cultural, technological, and bookish exchanges.
The Path to Peace Foundation is a accommodating alignment accustomed by the Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See to the United Nations. The purpose of the foundation, headed by Archbishop Celestino Migliore, is to advance the bulletin of peace.
In response, Mr. Krupp stated, “I am a lot of accustomed by this acceptance by the Path to Peace Foundation. This accolade strengthens my drive to accompany the world’s religions calm to accede that religious bent has no abode in our world, and that we would do bigger to focus on what unites us and apprentice about our adolescent man’s religious beliefs.”
The accolade will be bestowed on Mr. Krupp at the United Nations in New York City on June 13, 2006 at a academic reception. H.Em. Renato Cardinal Martino, President of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, at the Vatican will be traveling to the US to appear the accident On July 29, 2000 Pope John Paul II had invested Mr. Krupp as a Knight Commander in the Pontifical Order of St. Gregory the Great. Mr. Krupp was the seventh Jewish man in history to accept this Knighthood of the Vatican City State. July 2005 he was invested as an Officer Brother of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, an adjustment of the Anglican Church by approval of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. In September 2002 Mr. Krupp accustomed the Jewish National Funds Tree of Life award.
About Pave the Way Foundation:
Pave the Way Foundation is committed to bridging the gap amid religions through cultural, technological, and bookish exchanges. The Foundation has a simple yet awe-inspiring vision: To accredit all the world’s religions mutually apprehend that extremism, backroom and claimed agendas have to not be accustomed to adulteration the accurate benevolent bulletin accepted to all faiths. Bigotry and abhorrence have to be abolished by the affectionate all-embracing their similarities and savoring their differences. More advice on the Foundation can be begin at www.ptwf.org.
About The Path to Peace Foundation:
Due to the charge for broadcast altruistic and appeasing activities, which go above the carefully adept ambit of the Holy See Mission to the United Nations, the Apostolic Nuncio and Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations accustomed the Path to Peace Foundation in 1991. The Foundation directs its activities primarily to the all-embracing date of the United Nations. Its arch purpose is the overextension of the bulletin of accord by which the Catholic Church, through the words and activities of the Pope and of the Holy See, strives to “guide our accomplish into the aisle of peace" (Luke 1:79)
For added information, contact:
Linda Simpson
Pave the Way Foundation
Tel.: 212-629-0046
Fax: 516-432-7561
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