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  • Supreme Court sides with Germany in Nazi-era religious art dispute

    Supreme Court sides with Germany in Nazi-era religious art dispute

    • Feb 4, 2021

    The Supreme Court’s ruling Wednesday in a multimillion-dollar dispute over a collection of religious artworks will make it harder for some lawsuits to be tried in U.S. courts over claims that property was taken from Jews during the Nazi era.

    By Jessica Gresko
  • Trump signs anti-Semitism bill into law, creating ambassadorial post

    Trump signs anti-Semitism bill into law, creating ambassadorial post

    • Jan 19, 2021

    President Donald Trump, a week before leaving office, signed into law a bill that elevates to a full ambassadorship the rank of a special envoy to monitor and combat anti-Semitism.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Catholic, Jewish leaders mark 55th anniversary of ‘Nostra Aetate’

    Catholic, Jewish leaders mark 55th anniversary of ‘Nostra Aetate’

    • Oct 28, 2020

    The formal structures that sponsor Catholic-Jewish dialogue are important, but their decades of success have relied on strong personal friendships and mutual respect, both of which must continue to spread among all Catholics and Jews, officials involved in the dialogue said.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Violins recall Holocaust but also play notes of hope at prayer service

    Violins recall Holocaust but also play notes of hope at prayer service

    • Nov 30, 2019

    The prayer, music and song commemorated a time of great sadness and unimaginable evil. Yet, people walked out inspired by hope.

    By Kevin Kilbane
  • Pope denounces increasing violence against Jewish people

    Pope denounces increasing violence against Jewish people

    • Nov 13, 2019

    Pope Francis warned that violence against Jewish people, which reached a state of horror during World War II, is on the rise again.

    By Junno Arocho Esteves
  • Cobblestones honoring Holocaust victims stolen in Rome

    Cobblestones honoring Holocaust victims stolen in Rome

    • Dec 12, 2018

    Twenty bronze-capped cobblestones, commemorating members of two Italian Jewish families who were deported during the Holocaust, were stolen in Rome in the early hours of Monday morning.

    By Hannah Brockhaus
  • Memoir of Jewish boy taken from home by Pius IX altered in translation

    Memoir of Jewish boy taken from home by Pius IX altered in translation

    • Apr 20, 2018

    It’s an incident that has caused controversy for 160 years: A 6-year-old Jewish boy taken from his family by papal police and brought to Rome to be raised Catholic after Church authorities learned his housekeeper had secretly had him baptized.

    By Nicole Winfield
  • In understanding religions, experts say, no one key opens all doors

    In understanding religions, experts say, no one key opens all doors

    • Mar 1, 2018

    Religious leaders and experts met in Rome to foster dialogue and peace.

    By Claire Giangravè
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