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Nostra Aetate; Twenty-five Years Later

November 18, 1990

Cardinal William H. Keeler - Homilies and Talks, Keeler Homilies

I am grateful to Cardinal Law for his endorsement of this afternoon of dialogue. To His Eminence the Church in our country is deeply indebted for his leadership in our early days of interfaith and ecumenical work. In recent years, it was Cardinal Law’s initiative which prepared the way for Catholic-Jewish dialogue in Poland and thus det in place the framework which helped those in Poland find their way out of the delicate situation created by the Carmelite Monastery near the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp.

Jewish-Christian Dialogue: After Nostra Aetate

Archdiocese Staff

April 20, 1990

Cardinal William H. Keeler - Homilies and Talks, Keeler Homilies

As I thank Cardinal Hickey, a personal friend and a friend committed to interfaith amity, for his leadership in helping us to prepare for this program, I recall a grace we shared 25 years ago. Together we were witness to the moving Second Vatican Council discussions in the development of the document we celebrate in this colloquium, Nostra Aetate.

Pro-Life Homily

Archdiocese Staff

January 21, 1990

Keeler Homilies

In recent months I have publicly addressed such current issues as racism, religious freedom, especially in Europe, justice and peace in the Middle East and in Central America, and ecological concerns. Today I turn to an issue daily featured in the news media, the issue of human life. In the first reading, the prophet Isaiah […]

Twenty-Five Years After Nostra Aetate: The State of Catholic-Jewish Relations

Archdiocese Staff

January 1, 1990

Cardinal William H. Keeler - Homilies and Talks, Keeler Homilies

A discussion from the 1990 Rabbinical Assembly

New Jersey man pleads guilty to plotting attack on pope during 2015 visit

Matthew Gambino

April 5, 1917

News, Vatican

Santos Colon planned to utilize a sniper to shoot the pope during his public Sunday Mass Sept. 27 on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia. He also planned to set off bombs in the surrounding area.

Pope Francis meets Britain’s Prince Charles at the Vatican

Junno Arocho Esteves

April 5, 1917

News, Vatican

Britain’s Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the duchess of Cornwall, met April 4 with Pope Francis at the Vatican.

Pope approves provisions to recognize marriages of SSPX faithful

Junno Arocho Esteves

April 5, 1917

News, Vatican

Pope Francis has made it possible for bishops to ensure the validity of marriages celebrated in the traditionalist communities.

Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Knights of Columbus Board Meeting

Archdiocese Staff

April 4, 1917

From the Archbishop

Accepting and living the Gospel without compromise makes us one with Jesus and one his Church and her mission.

Georgetown sets date to rename buildings honoring a slave, black teacher

Rhina Guidos

April 4, 1917

News

Georgetown University will rename two buildings on campus previously named for priests who sold 272 people into slavery.

Biblical Translations

Archdiocese Staff

May 28, 1007

Keeler Homilies

Next month the bishops of our country will again consider approving an English translation of those parts of the Bible read publicly in church. They deal with this “again” because, while the Scriptures do not change, our English language does. One has only to read a play of Shakespeare or turn again to the Douay […]

Estate Preservation Seminar

Tim Swift

You are invited to a financial seminar that deals exclusively with the challenges we face to preserve the estate and nest egg you have accumulated over the years.

The Waters of Healing retreat

Archdiocese of Baltimore

Project Rachel Baltimore — which serves all women and men hurting emotionally and spiritually after involvement with abortion — is holding a one day retreat.

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