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SUMMARY:2022 JPII Prize for Catholic-Jewish studies award ceremony
DESCRIPTION:On January 17th\, the day historically dedicated to deepening Catholic-Jewish dialogue in Italy\, the first John Paul II Prize for Catholic-Jewish studies will be awarded in an online ceremony.\nThe John Paul II Prize for Catholic-Jewish Studies is a joint initiative of the Institute for Ecumenical Studies of the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum) and the John Paul II Center for Interreligious Dialogue\, awarded in collaboration with the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity. The prize aims to encourage and acknowledge the Licentiate thesis or Doctoral research that tackles topics related to Catholic-Jewish dialogue and thus support students who are engaged in this academic endeavor. \nThis year the award recipient is *Rev. Ryan Muldoon*\, who was a Russell Berrie Fellow in 2018-2019 (Cohort XI). A priest of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York (USA)\, he currently serves as Parochial Vicar of St. Patrick’s Church in Yorktown Heights\, New York and as Adjunct Professor of Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue at St. Joseph’s Seminary in Yonkers\, New York. In 2020\, Fr. Ryan earned his Licentiate in Sacred Theology (STL) from the Angelicum in Rome with the thesis _“The Land of Our Fathers in Faith: The Theological Role of the Land of Israel for Contemporary Jewish-Catholic Dialogue”_ for which he is now awarded the John Paul II Prize. \nAfter the greeting by *Father Hyacinthe Destivelle*\, OP\, Director of the Institute for Ecumenical Studies of the Angelicum\, Father Ryan will be introduced and presented by *Rabbi Jack Bemporad*\, Founder and Director Emeritus of the John Paul II Center for Interreligious Dialogue\, before sharing with the attendants the results of his Licentiate thesis. *Cardinal Kurt Koch* will then congratulate the award recipient and conclude with his final remarks. \nThe recording of the award ceremony is available here:
URL:https://jp2center.org/event/2022-jpii-prize-for-catholic-jewish-studies-award-ceremony/
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SUMMARY:Prof. Menachem Lorbebraum on the Task of Theology
DESCRIPTION:The John Paul II Center for Interreligious Dialogue and the Centro Pro Unione cordially invite you to the lecture of Professor Menachem Lorberbaum On the Task of Theology: Theological Foundation of Interreligious Dialogue from a Jewish Perspective. \nProf. Lorberbaum is a Vice-Dean and Professor at the Department of Jewish Philosophy and Talmud at the Tel Aviv University in Israel\, who also teaches at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum). \nDuring his lecture at the Centro Pro Unione\, Prof. Lorberbaum will invite us to look at theology as a chance to reflect critically at our faith commitments and as an occasion to revitalize our standing in the world as people conscious of standing before God. Faith holds out the possibility of radical questioning and of radical hope. Against this background\, the lecture will focus on Isaiah 11 as a call to conceive of eschatological hope as a joint project of human faith in God and a criterion by which our religious commitment should constantly be measured. \n_You are invited to attend it both in person at Centro Pro Unione шт Кщьу (*Via di Santa Maria dell’Anima\, 30*) or online on Thursday Feb 24th @6pm._ \nREGISTRATION LINK \nhttps://jp2center.s3.amazonaws.com/medialibrary/2022/02/20220224-lorbebraum-centro-pro-unione.png
URL:https://jp2center.org/event/prof-menachem-lorbebraum-on-the-task-of-theology/
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SUMMARY:The Future of Catholic-Jewish Relations
DESCRIPTION:1:00 pm (New York)\, 7:00 pm (Rome)\, 8:00 pm (Jerusalem) \nEvent Poster \nJoin us for a virtual event with His Eminence *Cardinal Wilton D. Gregory*\, the first African-American Cardinal in the Catholic Church and a leading voice in the Catholic Church for racial and social justice\, immigration reform\, interreligious and ecumenical dialogue. \nThe John Paul II Annual Lecture on Interreligious Understanding is a co-sponsored annual event of The Jewish Theological Seminary’s “Milstein Center for Interreligious Dialogue”: \nhttp://www.jtsa.edu/dialogue-of-love and the John Paul II Center for Interreligious Dialogue at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas – Angelicum. \nRead the interview with His Eminence Cardinal Wilton D. Gregory \nRegister to view online
URL:https://jp2center.org/event/the-future-of-catholic-jewish-relations/
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SUMMARY:Interreligious Dialogue: from the University to the Field
DESCRIPTION:Join us on May 4th for a public event at the Angelicum in Rome to discuss the role of interreligious studies in academia and see how students implement projects in the field\nRegister in advance: \nhttps://www.eventbrite.it/e/interreligious-dialogue-from-the-university-to-the-field-tickets-316771250337
URL:https://jp2center.org/event/interreligious-dialogue-from-the-university-to-the-field/
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SUMMARY:How to Confront Anti-Religious Bigotry: The Annual JPII Lecture on Interreligious Understanding
DESCRIPTION:The rise of white supremacist movements has led to a growing swell of antisemitism and Islamophobia. It has also resulted in anger against far-right Christian extremists that has fueled hostility to religion in general. Join our distinguished multifaith panel for a discussion about the problem of anti-religious bigotry and how interfaith cooperation can serve as a bulwark against bias. Our speakers are all affiliated with the Shoulder to Shoulder Campaign\, a US-based\, interreligious coalition to end anti-Muslim bigotry. \nThe annual John Paul II lecture is hosted by the Milstein Center for Interreligious Dialogue at The Jewish Theological Seminary with the John Paul II Center for Interreligious Dialogue\, with help from the Russell Berrie Foundation. \n12:00 P.M. (New York); 6:00 P.M. (Rome); 7:00 P.M. (Jerusalem) \nThis event will be held online. Register here.
URL:https://jp2center.org/event/how-to-confront-anti-religious-bigotry-the-annual-jpii-lecture-on-interreligious-understanding/
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SUMMARY:John Paul II Prize for Catholic-Jewish Studies - Award Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Register here! \nThe John Paul II Prize for Catholic-Jewish Studies is a joint initiative of the Institute for Ecumenical Studies of the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas and the John Paul II Center for Interreligious Dialogue\, in collaboration with the Dicastery for Promoting Christian Unity. The prize aims to encourage and acknowledge the Licentiate thesis or Doctoral research that tackles topics related to Catholic-Jewish dialogue and thus support students who are engaged in this academic endeavor. \nJoin us as we celebrate this year’s awardee\, Dr. Fr. Jackson Johnson. Father Jackson was born in the multi-religious context of Kerala (India). His interest in Judaism and Jewish-Christian relations began during his theological studies in the seminary. During his doctoral studies in Rome\, his interest in Judaism deepened through his Licentiate studies at the Cardinal Bea Centre (Gregorian University) and constant interaction with Jewish scholars. \nFather Jackson is a 2022-2023 Russell Berrie Fellow\, speaks more than six modern languages\, and is also gifted in reading in ancient Greek\, Hebrew\, and Latin. He started a PhD in Jewish-Christian dialogue at the Angelicum in February 2023. \n \n \n 
URL:https://jp2center.org/event/john-paul-ii-prize-for-catholic-jewish-studies-award-celebration/
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SUMMARY:The Decisive Significance of the Book of Amos for Understanding the Literary Prophets in the Hebrew Bible
DESCRIPTION:Lecture by Rabbi Jack Bemporad\, Director of the Center for Interreligious Understanding. \nWednesday\, 17 May 2023 at 6:00 PM\nRome Time · GTM +2 (Central European Summer Time – CEST) \nAt the Centro Pro Unione\nVia Santa Maria dell’Anima\, 30 (1st floor) · Rome \nRegister for in-person or virtual participation here!
URL:https://jp2center.org/event/the-decisive-significance-of-the-book-of-amos-for-understanding-the-literary-prophets-in-the-hebrew-bible/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20240410T170000
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SUMMARY:Returning to Aquinas and Maimonides for today's Jewish-Catholic relations
DESCRIPTION:The Middle Ages produced two of the greatest scholastics in history: Jewish Rambam\, also known as Maimonides\, and the Christian Thomas Aquinas. \n  \nEach had profoundly influential views about the relationship between Jews and Christians. \nWe turn to these seminal thinkers to explore how their heritage helps us move forward in contemporary Jewish-Catholic relations. The past is always present in the future. \nProf. Bruce Marshall (US) and Prof. Menachem Lorberbaum (Israel) will help us explore this topic
URL:https://jp2center.org/event/returning-to-aquinas-and-maimonides-for-todays-jewish-catholic-relations/
LOCATION:Aula Minor – Angelicum\, Largo Angelicum 1\, Rome\, Italy
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