The man who changed the pope’s mind about Jews
Jewish Conscience of the Church: Jules Isaac and the Second Vatican Council looks at Jules Isaac’s influence over pope John XXIII, which led to the Catholic Church radically revising its stance on Jews and Judaism in the ’60s.
An ancient text gets new life
This past summer, archivists and conservationists restored a rare 16th-century Jewish volume to its original glory. Here’s how they did it
Vatican: Catholic Church must not try to convert Jews
Instead, the Catholic Church must work with Jews and Jewish institutions to further dialogue and mutually understand and fight anti-Semitism
Rabbis, bishops meet to improve Catholic-Jewish ties
Launched as part of the 50th-anniversary celebration of Nostra Aetate, the first meeting in Ottawa was attended by some 30 bishops and 15 rabbis
Quand la politique rattrape Nostra Aetate
“Pourquoi le Vatican a-t-il attendu 46 ans avant d’établir des relations diplomatiques avec l’État d’Israël alors qu’il s’est empressé de reconnaître officiellement l’État de Palestine, qui n’existe pas encore?”
Church hosts Shoah survivors for Nostra Aetate event
When a west Winnipeg Catholic church held a panel discussion featuring four Jewish Holocaust survivors, close to 300 Catholics listened with rapt attention
Catholic archbishop and Vatican envoy visit Jewish community campus
Peace, Archbishop Christian Lépine said, is important to Christians and Jews, and all humanity
