Reset Saturday at the Vatican
COMMENTARY: Cardinal Fernández’s clarification of ‘Fiducia Supplicans,’ the Pope’s solidarity with the Jewish people, and the lack of priests at the Synod on Synodality were addressed by the Holy See last week.
Results from Tag: 'catholic-jewish relations'
Pope Pius XII’s Role During World War II Discussed Anew at Rome Conference
Gregorian University Hosts Gathering to Debate Competing Narratives
Pope Francis Will Visit Rome’s Great Synagogue in January
The Holy Father follows in the footsteps of St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
Rabbi: From John XXIII to Francis, Jewish-Catholic Relations Have Vastly Improved
The Second Vatican Council ushered in a sea change in relations between the Church and the Jewish people with the declaration Nostra Aetate.
Sir Martin Gilbert, Jewish Historian Who Defended Pius XII, Dies
The noted scholar, also the official biographer of Winston Churchill, was called ‘an inspiration for all of us who seek the truth.’ He was 78.
