Cologne - August 19, 2005

Pope Benedict XVI inside the ѕуηαgσgυє of Cologne.

Above, he sits in chair equal to that of the chief rabbi
while awaiting permission to address the audience.

Below, he delivers his speech.

A member of the Jєωιѕн audience, Chantal Reich, told the European Jєωιѕн Press:
"The Pope looked very impressed, even frail and timid, when he entered the ѕуηαgσgυє.
He gave the feeling of a boy entering into the office of a school director"
(online editon, August 19, 2005).

Pope Ratiznger initiated his visit participating in a kaddish, a Jєωιѕн prayer,
and received as a gift a shofar, a ram's horn blown to call the Jєωs in Jєωιѕн worship.

It is certainly what the conciliar Popes have done:
they have called for Catholics to become like Jєωs
and to transform the Catholic Church into a branch of Judaism.

Taken from Tradition in Action