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(Peace of the Messiah!)
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If you are Catholic, we hope that you will join us in the work of preserving the identity, heritage, and community of Jewish people within the Church.
For Zion’s Sake: A Catholic Appeal in Support of Israel
Nostra Aetate Conference – 4/22/26
Benedictine College in partnership with the Coalition of Catholics Against Antisemitism held a conference on April 22. This is a playlist of all the talks at the conference.
From Synagogue to Sacrament
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60 Years After Nostra Aetate
The Christian Perspective – Bishop Etienne Vetö
The Mystery of Israel and the Church
Gideon Lazar &
Dr. Larry Feingold
Who Are Hebrew Catholics?
Jesus Appears in Israel
Old Law & New Law: A Hebrew Catholic, Torah-Attentive, and Divine Will Perspective
Fulfilled, Not Replaced
Rites of the Old Covenant in the Time of the Church
Lectures on the Letter to the Romans
To the Antisemites of the World
What Is It About the Jew That You So Love To Hate
The Lies About Gaza Are Far Worse Than You Think
Catholic Anti-Zionism, Straw Men, Dead Horses, and Other Fallacies
Anti-Semitism – Case of LifeSite News
David Moss Interview of Then-Archbishop Raymond Burke Regarding the Association of Hebrew Catholics
(Text of this interview is contained in booklet (below) You Shall Be My Witnesses)
Interview – Question 1
Interview – Question 2
Interview – Question 3
Interview – Question 4
Interview – Question 5
Andrew Sholl
Alphonse Ratisbonne, an agnostic Jew, was infused with the Catholic faith by the Blessed Virgin in the Church of St. Andrea della Fratte in Rome, 20 January 1842. Declared a divine miracle on 3 June 1842 by Cardinal Patrizi, Vicar General of Pope Gregory XVI.
Our Lady of the Miracle, Pray for us!
St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein), a Hebrew Catholic Carmelite nun, died with her sister Rosa and many other Hebrew Catholics in Auschwitz on August 9, 1942.
St. Teresa Benedicta, pray for us!
