Break my heart

An interfaith reflection on setting out, being on the move, and arriving at two stations. The two stations offer prayer, exchange, and music on motivations and tensions between transience and stability. An interreligious reflection on setting out, being on the move, and arriving at two stations Founded by Bishop Radolt of Verona in 826, the "Radolf Cell" is still a place of prayer in today's "Cathedral of Our Lady." It testifies to the courage to follow an inner impulse to move on and the confidence that, wherever we are, our relationship with the divine, with our inner essence, remains intact. In this respect, it is also an encouragement to fail, to follow the heart and the spirit. And it is always a step into the unknown, a step into the unfamiliar – which will eventually become home. **» 1st station: "Setting out" July 17, 2026, 6:30 p.m.** An interfaith prayer service with representatives from different religions in the cathedral, followed by an interfaith exchange in the Friedrich Werber House – with musical interludes. **» 2nd stop: "Being on the move & arriving" July 24, 2026, 6:00 p.m.** An interfaith exchange in the Protestant Church/parish hall – with musical interludes.