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Catholic-Jewish Studies

The Catholic-Jewish Studies Program provides students with opportunities to experience the world of living Judaism outside of the classroom through the Shapiro Lecture series and the annual Rabbi Hayim Goren Perelmuter Conference and more.

Catholic Social Teaching and Mission Lecture Series: Lecture 1

By John T. Pawlikowski, OSM

John Pawlikowski, O.S.M., Professor of Social Ethics and Director of the Catholic-Jewish Studies Program at...

A Common Word: Jewish Reflections

By Peter Ochs

Dr. Peter Ochs, the Edgar M. Bronfman Professor of Modern Judaic Studies at the University...

Sleeping with the Other: Interfaith Marriage

By Michael Balinsky

“IN GOOD FAITH: Jews, Christians, and Muslims Sharing Perspectives on Issues that Matter to Our...

Recent Christian Theologies of Judaism: A Jewish Response

By Allan Brill

Why do Jews and Christians imagine different concepts when the new theologies speak of opening...

Faith on the Altar: Abraham’s Near-Sacrafice of Isaac in Jewish Thought

By Devorah Schoenfeld

The intensely troubling story of Abraham’s near-sacrifice of Isaac has been central in Jewish thought...

Jesus, the Christ For All? A Judaic Perspective on Christology

By Steven Jacobs

On two previous occasions (Berlin, 1994, and Nashville, 2000), Prof. Jacobs addressed the question of...