The association aims to contribute to a better knowledge of the different realities and religions present in Manresa and Catalonia and to promote interreligious dialogue.

Help, in all ways, the Christian communities of the Middle East which, for centuries, have lived in the heart of Islam and contributed to the social, cultural, and religious development of the Arab and Eastern civilisations (Churches of the Middle East, Christians of the Middle East, Arab Christians, Copts, Syriacs, Armenians, Ethiopians...).

Foster the spirit of communion within the universal Church and between the particular churches; provide the bishops of the territories with facilities for consultation and united action in such matters of common interest to the Church as consultation and co-operation with other hierarchies; foster priestly and religious vocations; form clergy, religious and laity; promote missionary activity, catechetics, liturgy, lay apostolate, ecumenism, development, justice and reconciliation, social welfare, schools, hospitals, the apostolate of the press, radio, television, and other means of social communication; issue statements of common policy; promote and foster any movement, institution or undertaking that shall be deemed consistent with its aim; negotiate with the government or with any other person or body; provide appropriate means for the achievement of its purpose.

Nurture a flourishing monastic community in the US, where learning and practising Buddha's ancient teachings cultivate peace in the hearts of the residents and visitors and -by extension- in the world.

Be an Anglican community of education, hospitality, pilgrimage, and reconciliation. Through study, site visits, engagement with the local Christian community, prayer and reflection, lives are transformed and faith renewed.

Foster a strong academic community dedicated to the quest for truth and justice through serious study, integration of knowledge, and an ongoing dialogue between faith and reason; encourage students to explore widely the various areas of theological studies and related disciplines in order to interpret and live authentically the Christian faith in their concrete contexts; promote an openness to various denominational, religious, theological and pastoral positions while explicitly maintaining the Roman Catholic tradition and practices; prepare students for effective involvement in the development of a society of greater peace, justice and compassionate love.

Create a culture of peace and gender equality in the service of humanity; contribute by spiritual and ethical issues to the promotion and consolidation of Living Together between civilizations and religions.

The goal of the Superior Institute of Religious Studies is to become a platform of theological meeting place from which the three main Judeo-Christian confessional branches in Argentina can promote social coexistence and mutual understanding

Committed to justice, peace, and integrity of creation; promote that all people have a right to live safe, dignified lives free from all forms of oppression; command respect for people of all cultures and religions; help individuals in need, irrespective of their race or religion.

Promote its role as a sign and instrument of salvation and to build the Church as a Family of God in Africa; and preserve and foster communion, collaboration and joint action among all the Episcopal Conferences of Africa and the Islands.