Inter-Religious Activities
Wednesday,
February 29, 2012 @
Temple Aliyah: The congregation from the Mohammedi
Center (near El Camino H.S.) will give a
presentation introducing their community and their observance of Islam to Temple
Aliyah and St. Bernardine
PAST EVENTS
Friday,
November 11:
35th Annual
Catholic-Jewish Women’s Conference:
Finding Hope in Challenging Times: Gathering
Strength From Our Traditions
2011 Pulpit Exchange:
"How American Culture Has Changed our
Rituals"
Sunday,
September 25
@ 5:30pm
Mass Pulpit Exchange
with Rabbi Vogel
Friday,
September 16, 2011
@ 8pm
at Temple Aliyah Pulpit Exchange
with Msgr. McNamara
Tuesday June 7,
2011 @ 8:00
p.m.
An exploration of texts and traditions from different faiths which speak to the
theme of
“Body and Soul”
at Shomrei Torah Synagogue
7353 Valley Circle Blvd - West Hills, CA 91304 -
818.346.0811
Rabbi Rachel
Bovitz and Fr. Dan Fox
“The Church reproves every form of
persecution against whomsoever it may be directed. Remembering, then, her common
heritage with the Jews and moved not by any political consideration, but solely
by the religious motivation of Christian charity, she deplores all hatreds,
persecutions, displays of anti-Semitism leveled at any time or from any source
against the Jews”. Nostra
Aetate.
A Blessing to One Another
-
Pope John Paul II and the Jewish People.
Learn more
from the papal documents and articles from the Vatican website on
Catholic-Jewish dialogue and prayer and commentary on
Nostra Aetate, the
Vatican II Declaration on the Relationship of the Church to Non-Christian
Religions. Read also the
Reflections by Cardinal Walter Kasper on Nostra Aetate.
Links
Ecumenical
and Interreligous Affairs - Archdiocese of Los Angeles
Ecumenical and
Interreligious Affairs (USCCB)
More than "Good
Neighbors": Two Faiths, One Community: upcoming cooperative events with Temple
Aliyah, Conservative Synagogue next door to St. Bernardine in 2006.
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