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Why should the Church apologize for ex-priests who broke their vows to God?
That’s like demanding the Apostles apologize on behalf of Judas.
A Response to: The Vatican and the Holocaust,
A Preliminary Report by the International Catholic-Jewish Commission
In October 2000, the International Catholic-Jewish Historical Commission released to great publicity a “preliminary report” of its investigation into the actions of Pope Pius XII and the role of the Vatican in responding to the horror of the Nazi Holocaust during World War II. The committee‘s report was presented to the Holy See’s Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews and the International Jewish Committee for Interreligious Consultations. Below, Professor Ronald J. Rychlak responds to the committee’s questions based on his research for Hitler, the War and the Pope (Our Sunday Visitor 2000).
catholicleague.org/a-response-to-the-vatican-and-the-holocaust-a-preliminary-report-by-the-international-catholic-jewish-commission/
There is a lot of shoddy scholarship out there.
That’s like demanding the Apostles apologize on behalf of Judas.
A Response to: The Vatican and the Holocaust,
A Preliminary Report by the International Catholic-Jewish Commission
In October 2000, the International Catholic-Jewish Historical Commission released to great publicity a “preliminary report” of its investigation into the actions of Pope Pius XII and the role of the Vatican in responding to the horror of the Nazi Holocaust during World War II. The committee‘s report was presented to the Holy See’s Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews and the International Jewish Committee for Interreligious Consultations. Below, Professor Ronald J. Rychlak responds to the committee’s questions based on his research for Hitler, the War and the Pope (Our Sunday Visitor 2000).
catholicleague.org/a-response-to-the-vatican-and-the-holocaust-a-preliminary-report-by-the-international-catholic-jewish-commission/
There is a lot of shoddy scholarship out there.