Following the Jewish Jesus
COMMENTARY: In an age where antisemitism comes in many forms, Lent is a good time to reflect on the indisputable fact that Jesus of Nazareth was a son of the Jewish people.
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Why Recognizing Jesus as the Messiah Is the Culmination of My Jewish Faith
My life was changed forever by the message I heard in St. Patrick’s Cathedral: Jesus Christ died for our sins in accordance with the Scriptures
Catholic and Forever the Son of a Jewish Mother
COMMENTARY: We are certain that Mary, Jewish mother that she is, will rush to the aid of her children.
Rome Remembers 80th Anniversary of Nazis’ Expulsion of the City’s Jews
The mayor also took a moment to honor two survivors of the Holocaust, Tatiana Bucci and Sami Modiano, 85 and 92 years old, respectively, who were present at the event.
The Cross of Christ Can Open the Door to Peace in the Holy Land
‘As Jesus drew near, he saw Jerusalem and wept over it, saying, If this day you only knew what makes for peace …’ (Luke 19:41-42)
Tradition, Reform and Conservative Revival
COMMENTARY: Our comrades-in-arms from different faith traditions have a lot to offer the US in the battle to promote the common good.
Mother Miriam’s Conversion Story: From Jewish Agnostic to Foundress of an Order of Nuns
“What’s on my heart to say,” said Mother Miriam, “is that there is nothing more that we could have on earth than what God has given in giving us his Son and his Church.
‘We Are All Children of God,’ Pope Francis Stresses in First Prayer Video
An initiative of the Jesuit-run global prayer network Apostleship of Prayer, the video was filmed in collaboration with the Vatican Television Center (CTV) and marks the first time the Pope’s monthly prayer intentions have been featured on video.
God’s ‘Gentle Breeze’ Amid Horror
BOOK REVIEW: God, Faith Identity From the Ashes: Reflections of Children and Grandchildren of Holocaust Survivors
