| November film
series to focus on Christian-Jewish relations
A series of three award-winning films that focus on Christian-Jewish
relations will be shown on three Monday evenings in November at
Mount Zion Temple, 1300 Summit Ave.
Each film begins at 7:30 p.m. and will be followed
by a discussion of the issues raised by that evening’s film. The
dates and films are: Nov. 7, “I am Joseph Your Brother”; Nov. 14,
“John Paul II: The Millennial Pope (Part II: The Pope and the
Jews)”; and Nov. 21, “Sister Rose’s Passion.”
The films, free and open to the public, are
co-sponsored by Mount Zion Temple, the Jay Phillips Center for
Jewish-Christian Learning at the University of St. Thomas and St.
John’s University, and six Catholic churches in the Twin Cities.
The churches are the Cathedral of St. Paul, St.
Cecilia and St. Pascal Baylon, of St. Paul; Corpus Christi and St.
Rose of Lima, Roseville; and Presentation of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, Maplewood.
The films are being shown in connection with the
40th anniversary this fall of Nostra Aetate: The
Declaration on the Relationship of the Church to Non-Christian
Religions. After centuries of virtual isolationism on the part of
the Roman Catholic Church, this document from the Second Vatican
Council paved the way for an era of interfaith dialogue.
For more information about Center for
Jewish-Christian Learning programs call (651) 962-5788 or visit the
center’s Web
site. |