The Antisemitism Awareness Act (Act), a noble bipartisan bill that was passed by the House of Representatives and is now held ...

Nostra Aetate was a landmark document in the 1962-1965 Council that repudiated the concept of collective Jewish guilt for the death of Jesus and urged dialogue with non-Christian religions.

Further, Nostra Aetate speaks directly to the anti-Jewish diatribes from the Gospel of John and Gospel of Luke, which are commonly read on Good Friday and Easter about Jesus’ death and ...

Issued by Pope Paul VI on October 28, 1965, Nostra Aetate would enable greater understanding and shared values between the Catholic Church and Judaism, as well as other non-Christian religions.

Nostra aetate was one of the seven last documents of the most significant council of the Catholic Church in the last century, which spanned three years (1962-1965) and two popes (John XXIII and ...

The University of Dayton has chosen to honor the occasion of Nostra aetate’s publication by launching a Jewish-Christian reading group with the support of the Ruslander-Friedland Fund and in ...

“Synagoga et Ecclesia In Nostra Aetate” was dedicated on Friday, September 25, 2015, during a ceremony attended by over 400 members of the Catholic and Jewish communities of Philadelphia.

This pattern of theological reflection on the relationship between Judaism and Christianity arises precisely from Nostra Aetate (cf. no. 4), and upon this solid basis can be developed yet further.

What Nostra Aetate amounts to is, in essence, a (significant) rhetorical shift and not a doctrinal one—i.e. a change in tone and not in content. We do not, moreover, find in its roughly 1,500 words an ...

The relationship between Judaism and the Catholic Church took a dramatic turn following the promulgation of Nostra Aetate (In our Time), 55 years ago, on October 28, 1965.