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From Msgr. William A. Carew

Ed. Extracted from a letter to Fr. Friedman, dated June 25, 1979. Msgr. Carew was then Apostolical Delegate of Jerusalem.

I personally, believe that we should enable them (the Jews)
to accept Christ and his Church without assimilation.

 

From the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Southern Africa

Fr. Friedman wrote of supporting recommendations twice sent by the Bishop’s Conference of Southern Africa to the Holy See for the establishment of an Israelite community within the Church.

 

From the Holy See

Ed. The certificate containing this blessing first appeared in The Hebrew Catholic, #70.

His Holiness, Pope John Paul II, cordially imparts his Apostolic Blessing
to the members of the Association of Hebrew Catholics
on the occasion of the Canonization of its co-Patroness
- Saint Edith Stein - October 11, 1998
as a pledge of heavenly favors.

 

From Bishop Carl F. Mengeling

Ed. Extracted from a letter to David Moss, dated March 19, 2002; included in The Hebrew Catholic, #76.

The organization and David Moss are faithful to the magisterium
and work with the intent of communion with the See of Peter.
Mr. Moss and the Association have my approbation and blessing.

Sincerely yours in Christ,
Signed by Carl F. Mengeling, Bishop of Lansing, Michigan

 

From Archbishop Raymond L. Burke

Ed. Extracted from a letter to David Moss, dated May 19, 2006; included in The Hebrew Catholic, #83.

First of all, permit me to express my esteem for the apostolate of the Association of Hebrew Catholics. The mission of your association responds, in a most fitting way, to the desire of the Church to respect fully the distinct vocation and heritage of Israelites in the Catholic Church. The Roman Catholic Church knows and treasures the particular and privileged part in the economy of salvation, assigned by God the Father to the People Israel.

Invoking God’s blessing upon Kathleen and you, and upon your most worthy apostolate, I am

Yours devotedly in Christ,
Signed by (Most Rev.) Raymond L. Burke, Archbishop of St. Louis

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