VATICAN CITY (AFP) — A rabbi who became the first Jew to address a synod of Catholic bishops on Monday said his presence sent a “signal of hope” after a history of “blood and tears” between Christians and Jews.
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VATICAN CITY (AFP) — A rabbi who became the first Jew to address a synod of Catholic bishops on Monday said his presence sent a “signal of hope” after a history of “blood and tears” between Christians and Jews.
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