Article ‘The Suspicious Catholic’ “I explained to the author of the profile, my wife is the daughter of Holocaust survivors and she was uncomfortable baptizing our children.” By Paul Baumann October 8, 2023 Religion Jewish-Christian Relations Politics History
Article Anti-Semitism & the Catholic Church Commonweal writers reflect on the atrocity of anti-Semitism in the Catholic Church. By The Editors April 17, 2023 Jewish-Christian Relations History From the Archives War and Peace
Article Christians and the Torah Edward Feld’s commentary on the Pentateuch draws insights from books of the Torah that are often overlooked. By David Neuhaus, SJ March 16, 2023 Jewish-Christian Relations Theology
Article On Tradition and the Passion Play How a Bavarian village’s once-a-decade Passion play became a wrenching, intimate, sometimes chaotic psychological theo-drama By Susan Bigelow Reynolds March 15, 2023 Arts Jewish-Christian Relations Lent History
Article Remapping Jerusalem Journalist Matthew Teller’s myth-busting exploration of Jerusalem shines a welcome light on the staggering diversity of the city today. By Tom Verde February 19, 2023 Religion Books Jewish-Christian Relations
Article Making Sense of the Blood Libel Nothing in the tragic history of Catholic anti-Jewish action rivals the blood libel for horror and folly. How can we understand these accusations of ritual murder? By Steven Englund February 6, 2023 Jewish-Christian Relations Religion Culture