I just saw the CBS vid. The rabbi was asked by CBS
"What would you say to your Catholic brother knights of old?"
The Jєω replied:
“Ask for forgiveness, and make sure you do not repeat the mistakes you’ve made against humanity,” he said.


This is so screwed up in every way imaginable.

http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2015/04/24/new-york-rabbi-arthur-schneier-welcomed-as-knight-of-the-catholic-church/

I just saw the CBS vid. The rabbi was asked by CBS
"What would you say to your Catholic brother knights of old?"
The Jєω replied:
“Ask for forgiveness, and make sure you do not repeat the mistakes you’ve made against humanity,” he said.


This is so screwed up in every way imaginable.

http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2015/04/24/new-york-rabbi-arthur-schneier-welcomed-as-knight-of-the-catholic-church/

The Jєωιѕн people have nothing but contempt for non-Jєωs but an overwhelming hatred against the Catholic Church so to hear that a rabbi said these words is no surprise to anyone here on this forum.

Pope Francis and the novus ordite clergy know the Jєωs hold these sentiments because it is as much an open secret as I could imagine.  Anyone with curiousity could google the тαℓмυd for contents.  So what would be the point in bestowing honors on those who deny Our Lord?

The irony!!
Francis wants everyone to accept mercy mercy mercy without even a hint of repentance.

This Jєω who was just bestowed  knighthood from Francis is actually demanding that Catholic Knights ask forgiveness and repent for being Catholic.

There is something wrong with this picture.

'He who is not angry, whereas he has cause to be, sins. For unreasonable patience is the hotbed of many vices, it fosters negligence, and incites not only the wicked but the good to do wrong" -St. John Chrysostom

The Austro-American Rabbi Arthur Schneier and Rabbi David Rosen, president of the prestigious International Jєωιѕн Committee for Interreligious Dialogue, however, ostensibly gave Benedict XVI their backing: his theological high regard for Judaism and the Jєωιѕн faith is beyond question. They also rejected any suspicion that the Catholic Church could deviate from the dialogical line of the Second Vatican Council. In the meantime in Germany a fierce dispute developed. It was caused by the publication of a booklet of the discussion group "Jєωs and Christians" at the Central Committee of Catholics with the title "'No' to missionizing the Jєωs - 'Yes' to the dialogue between Jєωs and Christians" (www.zdk.de).

The committee of about thirty members in which since 1971 in a world-wide unique way Jєωs and Christians discuss theological key questions wants very clearly to oppose the impression that "the Catholic Church thinks missionizing the Jєωs is possible." However, the text of discussion group suspects that the version of the Good Friday intercession published by Pope Benedict XVI in 2008 for the extraordinary form of the Tridentine liturgy could be misunderstood and interpreted in this sense. In a core statement it says, "Together with the Church of the Second Vatican Council ... we emphasize that God's covenant with the Jєωιѕн people is a path of salvation leading to God - even without the recognition of Jesus Christ and without the sacrament of baptism" (cf. CIG No. 15, p. 162).

http://www.con-spiration.de/texte/english/2009/springer-e.html

Quote from: Croixalist

Even this isn't unprecedented... didn't JPII give some Jєωιѕн conductor a similar honor?

That is correct, John Paul II made a Jєωιѕн conductor Gilbert Levine a Knight Commander of the Equestrian Order of St. Gregory the Great after he performed a Jєωιѕн concert in the Vatican to commemorate h0Ɩ0cαųst. Levine said John Paul II never tried to convert him even though they were close friends.

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Did he fall of the horse??Here's wishing!!

From left, Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, Rabbi Arthur Schneier and Archbishop Bernardito C. Auza in New York on Monday


“You know this award to our beloved Rabbi Schneier comes from Pope Francis,” Cardinal Dolan said before pinning a Knight’s Cross on the rabbi. “It’s Pope Francis’s very touching, very tender way of confirming him in the good works that he’s done on behalf of religious freedom, international peace and justice.”

And, as was noted at a ceremony at the residence of the Vatican’s permanent observer to the United Nations, Rabbi Schneier has been a presence at conferences in world trouble spots to promote tolerance and resolve ethnic and religious conflicts. He founded the interfaith Appeal of Conscience Foundation in 1965.

A crowd of dignitaries looked on. Among them were former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger; former Mayor David N. Dinkins; United States Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, a Democrat of New York; and Raymond W. Kelly, the former police commissioner.

Several religious leaders and officials also attended the ceremony, including Archbishop Demetrios, the spiritual leader of Greek Orthodox Christians of America; Archbishop Khajag Barsamian of the Armenian Church of America; Imam Al-Hajj Talib Abdur-Rashid of the Mosque of Islamic Brotherhood; Rabbi Joseph Potasnik, the executive vice president of the New York Board of Rabbis; Abraham H. Foxman, the national director of the Anti-Defamation League; and Rabbi Michael Miller, the executive vice president and chief executive of the Jєωιѕн Community Relations Council of New York. Rabbi Schneier’s son, Rabbi Marc Schneier, also attended.

Respect between Catholics and Jєωs has increased in the 50 years since the Second Vatican Council. Rabbi Schneier called the docuмent that reoriented the Catholic approach to Jєωs — “Nostra Aetate” (“In Our Age”) — “a turning point in Catholic-Jєωιѕн relations.”

Rabbi Schneier took note of the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. “Sadly,” he said, “the hope for a nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr of peace has not materialized. We face once again a volatile world in conflict, with radical extremists having hijacked religion to legitimize their barbarism inflicted on religious minorities, particularly Christian minorities.”

Rabbi Schneier was named a papal knight of St. Sylvester, the oldest Catholic order of knighthood.

Archbishop Auza said the title came with a formal, ornate uniform and a sword, but neither was presented at the ceremony. “We don’t have the uniform ready because we didn’t have the measurements of Rabbi Schneier,” Archbishop Auza said. Rabbi Schneier said he had a problem with the notion of a sword.

“I am for gun control, and sword control,” he said. “I’m for peace, not for swords, so what do I do?”

Cardinal Dolan replied, “Beat it into a plowshare.”

“You know this award to our beloved Rabbi Schneier comes from Pope Francis,” Cardinal Dolan said before pinning a Knight’s Cross on the rabbi. “It’s Pope Francis’s very touching, very tender way of confirming him in the good works that he’s done on behalf of religious freedom...”

Yes, his very tender and touching way of confirming him in an error formally condemned by the Catholic Church. Bravo.

"Beloved?" "Touching?" "Tender?" Fitting words for the first Archbishop of NY to participate in the "Wearin' o' the Lavender" on St. Patrick's Day.

Several religious leaders and officials also attended the ceremony, including Archbishop Demetrios, the spiritual leader of Greek Orthodox Christians of America; Archbishop Khajag Barsamian of the Armenian Church of America...

Let that silence those who've ever entertained the fancy that the eastern schismatics are somehow untainted by Modernism and religious indifferentism. They're smells and bells and very little else.

Respect between Catholics and Jєωs has increased in the 50 years since the Second Vatican Council. Rabbi Schneier called the docuмent that reoriented the Catholic approach to Jєωs — “Nostra Aetate” (“In Our Age”) — “a turning point in Catholic-Jєωιѕн relations.”

"Respect between?" That implies it's a two-way street, doesn't it? Odd, because from where I stand, all I've seen is all manner of honors and laurels and hosannas being heaped upon Jєωs by the putative hierarchy of the Catholic Church, accompanied by a never-ceasing mantra of "Mea Culpa" and breast beating for all the evils perpetrated by Catholics upon the helpless, innocent Jєωs who've never done anything remotely deserving of anyone's acrimony, ever.

Yes, a "reoriented" "turning point" indeed. It really was time that we "turned away" from the "orientation" of Pope St. Pius X, Pope St. Pius V, Pope Paul IV, Pope Innocent III, St. John Chrysostom, St. John the Apostle, St. Paul, and the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity, wasn't it?

Rabbi Schneier took note of the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe. “Sadly,” he said, “the hope for a nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr of peace has not materialized. We face once again a volatile world in conflict, with radical extremists having hijacked religion to legitimize their barbarism inflicted on religious minorities, particularly Christian minorities.”

He actually said the words "nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr" at this despicable celebration of religious indifference, held on United Nations property. Wow. Now that's what the good rabbi would no doubt call "chutzpah." How convenient that we Christians and Jєωs have been united by our common enemy - "radical extremists" who have "hijacked religion to legitimize their barbarism" - "particularly Christian minorities." (Way to give 'em the hard sell, Rab.)

Say, it has been "particularly Christian minorities," hasn't it? Relatively few Israelis. Very few Israelis, in fact.... as in "no Israelis at all."

Odd, isn't it?

Uh-oh, rational thought threatening media-imposed Weltanschauung! Better switch on Fox News! Ah... that's better. ISIS is the enemy! Let's wipe them off the map and clear the way for Project: Greater Israel! Let's build the Third Temple while we're at it. The Jєωs need their Moschiach, don't they? I'm sure he'll be a lovely fellow! Bring him on!

“I am for gun control, and sword control,” he said. “I’m for peace, not for swords, so what do I do?”

Oh, don't fret Rabbi! Like all traditional Catholic ceremonials - it's meaningless, harmless fun! Besides, you're one of The Chosen! Weapons restrictions don't apply to the blessed, trustworthy likes of you!

Besides, Cardinal Dolan is all for gun control too! All the Conciliarists er, Catholics are! What better way to help that "nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr of peace" "materialize" with minimum friction?