Jewish-Catholic relations
In her latest short fiction, the great American Jewish writer retells the true story of Edgardo Mortara, a young Italian boy taken by the pope in 1858 and raised to become a priest.
At the UN, hating Jews is far more than “ineffective malevolence.”
In a world teeming with violent anti-Semitism, Catholics ought to draw inspiration from the Jewish people and stand together.
“The de-churching of large parts of the West is no neutral social trend.”
A pope, but no saint.
The pope’s not-so-secret Jewish treasures.
A singular defender of the West, who sought the restoration of reason as its crowning achievement.
The coveted position of “preacher to the Jews.”
A faithful Catholic will be careful never to accept anti-Jewish animus masquerading as criticism of Israel.
The borough was once 49-percent Jewish.
What good are profound values if we don’t know how to put them into action?
His medical school had a special diploma for Jewish students.
Attacking Jews under the banner of “Free Palestine” is beyond anti-Semitic. It is undeniably evil.
Alfonso de Zamora.