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VATICAN CITY - Catholics should not try to convert Jews and should work with them to fight anti-Semitism, the Vatican said on Thursday in a major new document that drew the Church further away from the strained relations of the past.
Vatikan. Katolici ne trebaju pokušavati preobratiti Židove , oni trebaju raditi zajedno u brobi protiv antismeitizma - rečeno je u novom dokumentu koji se odriče od odnosa u prošlosti. Krščanstvo i Judaizma su povezani i Bog nije nikada poništio "savez" sa židovskim narodom- govori se u dokumentu Vatikanske Komisije za religijske odnose sa Židovima. Crkva je prema tome obavezna da prihvati evanhelizaciju prema Židovima koji vjeruju u jednog Boga, na različiti način nego ljudi drugih religija u svijetu.
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It also said Catholics should be particularly sensitive to the significance to Jews of the Shoah, the Hebrew word for the Holocaust, and pledged "to do all that is possible with our Jewish friends to repel anti-Semitic tendencies."
"A Christian can never be an anti-Semite, especially because of the Jewish roots of Christianity," it said.
The document coincided with the 50th anniversary of a revolutionary Vatican statement that repudiated the concept of collective Jewish guilt for Jesus' death and launched a theological dialogue that traditionalists have rejected.
They feel there should be a so-called "Jewish mission" to convert Jews because they did not accept Jesus as the Messiah, and were therefore bound to be displeased by the new official stance on conversion, a senior Vatican official said.
"In concrete terms this means that the Catholic Church neither conducts nor supports any specific institutional mission work directed towards Jews," said the document, adding that there was a "principled rejection of an institutional Jewish mission."
A Vatican expert in Catholic-Jewish dialogue said it was the first time a repudiation of active conversion of Jews was so clearly stated in a Vatican document. ...
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