Jєωιѕн-Catholic Educational Mission In Israel Completed

March 1, 2012 - Eurasia Review

A dream was actualized this week as a delegation of young Catholic Priests from Latin American, along with their local Jєωιѕн clergy counterparts, completed a Jєωιѕн-Christian educational mission in Israel.

While in Israel the delegation discovered commonalities between their faiths, studied their joint histories, and established important groundwork including practical models to advance Jєωιѕн-Catholic relations back in their respective communities.

Participants joined from Brazil, Argentina and Colombia thanks to three partnering organizations who worked in tandem to make this opportunity a reality – the World Jєωιѕн Diplomatic Corps (WJDC), the Center for Jєωιѕн-Christian Understanding and Cooperation (CJCUC) and the Latin American Jєωιѕн Congress (LAJC). Priests were selected in cooperation with the Archbishops of São Paulo, Buenos Aires, and Bogota.

“Since the Second Vatican Council, many Catholic and Jєωιѕн theologians have paved the way for our moment together in Israel,” said CJCUC’s Founder and Chancellor Rabbi Shlomo Riskin. He added “Unfortunately, both the Jєωιѕн and Christian communities are still unaware of these advancements. The purpose of this mission was to equip and empower these young priests to bring knowledge and understanding to their communities.”

Rabbis and Jєωιѕн educators also participated to aid and facilitate future, follow-up programming at the local levels. “There is no question an experience in Israel can transform a person; however, once that individual goes home, it is easy to return back to the responsibilities of everyday life,” said Claudio Epelman, Executive Director of the LAJC. “It is important we provide a network of local support and resources to help these leaders build upon what they learned in the Holy Land.”

Half of the 1.2 billion Catholics around the world live in the Americas. “Pockets of cooperation exist between the Jєωιѕн and Catholic communities in Latin America, but a deeper acquaintance and cooperation is needed in this important continent,” remarked Adam Koffler, Chairman of the WJDC. Koffler added, “We are living in a new era in Jєωιѕн-Catholic relations where both faith communities can play a significant role in solving global issues together.”

In addition to high-profile meetings with Bishop William Shomali, Auxiliary Bishop and Patriarchal vicar for Jerusalem at the Latin Patriarchate, and Israeli Ambassador (ret.) Oded Eran the delegation visited both Jєωιѕн and Christian holy sites throughout the country and had opportunities to learn from experienced theologians working to advance Jєωιѕн-Catholic relations for decades.

Commenting on the importance to visit Israel and learn about the advancements of Jєωιѕн-Catholic relations, Father Pedro Pereira of Brazil said, “here [in Brazil] we see the Jєωιѕн nation as a living covenantal faith community and not a relic in the past.” He added, “It also gave us insight in understanding Jєωιѕн identity and how that it is intertwined in a collective responsibility for all communities around the world.”

http://www.eurasiareview.com/01032012-Jєωιѕн-catholic-educational-mission-in-israel-completed/
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Comments:
I wonder if any dscussions on the тαℓмυd, Jєωs Blaspheming Christ, ie Spitting on Crosses, Assaulting Priests in Israel, Jєωs poisoning Christians' wells causing the Black Plauge and death of half of Europe, Abortion movement which Jєωs control and spearheaded, or Communism whereby they transferred Russia's wealth from Christian TO Jєωs and killed 66 million objectors will also be on the learning agenda there?






Young Jєωesses autographing Bombs intended for Palestinians

Today, most so-called Catholics only have bad words for their own beliefs and traditions, and only praise for Jєωs and indignation for those who point out how Jєωs are working for the destruction of the Church.

Jєωιѕн-Catholic Educational Mission In Israel Completed

March 1, 2012 - Eurasia Review

A dream was actualized this week as a delegation of young Catholic Priests from Latin American, along with their local Jєωιѕн clergy counterparts, completed a Jєωιѕн-Christian educational mission in Israel.

While in Israel the delegation discovered commonalities between their faiths, studied their joint histories, and established important groundwork including practical models to advance Jєωιѕн-Catholic relations back in their respective communities.

Participants joined from Brazil, Argentina and Colombia thanks to three partnering organizations who worked in tandem to make this opportunity a reality – the World Jєωιѕн Diplomatic Corps (WJDC), the Center for Jєωιѕн-Christian Understanding and Cooperation (CJCUC) and the Latin American Jєωιѕн Congress (LAJC). Priests were selected in cooperation with the Archbishops of São Paulo, Buenos Aires, and Bogota.

“Since the Second Vatican Council, many Catholic and Jєωιѕн theologians have paved the way for our moment together in Israel,” said CJCUC’s Founder and Chancellor Rabbi Shlomo Riskin. He added “Unfortunately, both the Jєωιѕн and Christian communities are still unaware of these advancements. The purpose of this mission was to equip and empower these young priests to bring knowledge and understanding to their communities.”

Rabbis and Jєωιѕн educators also participated to aid and facilitate future, follow-up programming at the local levels. “There is no question an experience in Israel can transform a person; however, once that individual goes home, it is easy to return back to the responsibilities of everyday life,” said Claudio Epelman, Executive Director of the LAJC. “It is important we provide a network of local support and resources to help these leaders build upon what they learned in the Holy Land.”

Half of the 1.2 billion Catholics around the world live in the Americas. “Pockets of cooperation exist between the Jєωιѕн and Catholic communities in Latin America, but a deeper acquaintance and cooperation is needed in this important continent,” remarked Adam Koffler, Chairman of the WJDC. Koffler added, “We are living in a new era in Jєωιѕн-Catholic relations where both faith communities can play a significant role in solving global issues together.”

In addition to high-profile meetings with Bishop William Shomali, Auxiliary Bishop and Patriarchal vicar for Jerusalem at the Latin Patriarchate, and Israeli Ambassador (ret.) Oded Eran the delegation visited both Jєωιѕн and Christian holy sites throughout the country and had opportunities to learn from experienced theologians working to advance Jєωιѕн-Catholic relations for decades.

Commenting on the importance to visit Israel and learn about the advancements of Jєωιѕн-Catholic relations, Father Pedro Pereira of Brazil said, “here [in Brazil] we see the Jєωιѕн nation as a living covenantal faith community and not a relic in the past.” He added, “It also gave us insight in understanding Jєωιѕн identity and how that it is intertwined in a collective responsibility for all communities around the world.”

http://www.eurasiareview.com/01032012-Jєωιѕн-catholic-educational-mission-in-israel-completed/
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Comments:
I wonder if any dscussions on the тαℓмυd, Jєωs Blaspheming Christ, ie Spitting on Crosses, Assaulting Priests in Israel, Jєωs poisoning Christians' wells causing the Black Plauge and death of half of Europe, Abortion movement which Jєωs control and spearheaded, or Communism whereby they transferred Russia's wealth from Christian TO Jєωs and killed 66 million objectors will also be on the learning agenda there?






Young Jєωesses autographing Bombs intended for Palestinians

   What are the odds that there will be a bit of reciprocity, with the RSP's heading to Econe for a bit of training?

I think Catholics should learn one thing from the Jєωs.  

What is that?

Embrace Traditional Catholicism and don't give a wooden nickel for what any heretical sect thinks of your customs or prayers.