The Shared Roots of Judaism & Catholicism | The Catholic Talk Show

[@bizinana]

Fantastic.....could have listened and learned all night.

[@deborahdunn9951]

Invite Rabbi Dan again, please. So beautiful to learn of the tradition of dripping the wine, so not taking pleasure in the Eggptian fall, while still expressing gratitude to God for deliverance. I'd love to hear Rabbi Dan give another hour on the Jewish part of the bible. So much in common....as to how we should order our lives to give honor to God.

[@ntmn8444]

As someone who tried to convert to Judaism, Catholicism and Judaism are not that different. This is honestly the video I’ve been wanting to see. Judaism is beautiful, and we should be more like them. So sad to see so much anti-semitism on here. We have in no way replaced the Jewish people. No way. Even the Church is clear about this.

[@dulcejocelyn7102]

May I ask what made you stay in Catholicism?

[@lasacrachiesacattolicadels3534]

As someone Who came from judaism amd now catholic, catholicism’s rotos is from the Judaism

[@asdfasdf3989]

@@lasacrachiesacattolicadels3534 Not from Modern Rabbinic Judaism.

[@Meira750]

@@asdfasdf3989 Esatto! Modern Rabbinic Judaism isn't Biblical Judaism. The average Orthodox rabbinic doesn't even know what the Prophecies and Writings say, let alone what they mean. Torah is filtered thru Talmud and distorted.

[@ilonkastille2993]

New Testament is the fulfillment of the Old Testament.

[@annacesarini2161]

The Catholic Church is truly the continuation and the fulfillment of ancient Temple-time Judaism ... AMEN !!!

[@sptomase]

8:59 he snuck that ‘common era’ right in there didn’t he?

[@Catholiclady3]

In Catholic elementary school, we went and spent time with our local jewish temple. It was very interesting and it helped me understand my catholic faith

[@ASRCFTAtheist]

A priest, a rabbi and a set of Ryan's do a podcast. Sounds like the beginning of a great time... which it was :)

[@Zamo14]

Hell

[@deniadiezon7637]

I really love this Catholic talk show. Such dialogue, a bridge to world peace, understanding each other, so full of information... Thank you so much. Praying for more. Really beautiful!❤

[@Cathomis]

A bridge to world peace ay?

[@sharonoconnor7769]

This was one of the best episodes. One of my dearest friends is Jewish, I love his sense of humor and really appreciate the rich heritage of the Jewish traditions in our Catholic religion.

[@salvatorepisani2916]

Amazing episode gentlemen! Informative and such a great way to learn about the roots of our Faith while also informing us about the faith of others. This kind of inter-faith dialogue, mutual interest and learning is what the world needs more of. Sending prayers for you three, your families and for the continued success and growth of your ministry. I look forward to Tuesdays every week! God bless!

[@SaintCharbelMiracleworker]

That last comment by the Rabbi was POWERFUL!

[@butterflymina42]

thank you for this channels , I have learned so much about my catholicism that have renewed my faith , unstead of walking away. Thank you so much.

[@cf3129]

This episode needs a part 2. Enjoyed it very much

[@indigosix6511]

I'm so glad you did this show. It's very timely to my current situation

[@RumorHazi]

Wonderful discussion! Thoroughly enjoyed this talk!! Thanks to all for putting this together!

[@margaretglas2977]

how beautiful that last line the end of night when you can look into anothers eyes and see your brother or sister

[@CenterPorchNP]

My love of the Jewish faith is deepening as a Catholic. With the former, there would be no latter. I found this episode extremely enlightening.

[@earam88]

Judaism is the rejection of Jesus Christ. You sound stupid

[@earam88]

Judaism is the rejection of Jesus Christ. You sound stupid

[@nancyjanzen5676]

I lived in Milwaukee in a neighborhood whch was equally German Catholic and mostly German Jewish and to get speakers you need enough people. St Catherine's had the hall and the parking lot. And we had joint meetings and open CYO dances. And we respected the differences as well as enjoyed what we had in common.

[@annaprittygonsalves7724]

Your show is like a prayer to me. Thank you guys and god bless you

[@Deadinsidedeadoutside]

I'm a Jew converting to Catholicism because I found so many teachings of Judaism in Catholicism something I could never reconcile with Protestants even the messianic Jews

[@annacesarini2161]

Congrats!!! ... you are not actually "converting," -- you are "coming home" ... The Catholic Church is truly the continuation and the fulfillment of ANCIENT Temple-time Judaism ... Welcome Home !!!

[@chachamorena5372]

This is amazing. It was very enriching and informative. The open dialogue and sharing of spirituality and practices was very eye opening and appreciated.

[@Paula-gn7eq]

Absolutely wonderful episode. I grew up learning about the shared roots and thought knew a lot about it, till I found this video! Love this!

[@annabellecork5791]

What a brilliant program many many thanks!!

[@theresajfernandes3435]

This is beautiful, lots to Learn about our Faith.

[@TheRaptor22f]

Very fruitful discussion. Awesome! 👏🏼

[@carissahanson9887]

Thank you for doing this episode

[@RuthStein-t7g]

I can accept all because I come a Christian father and a Jewish mother. She taught me the similarly between the two religions.

[@lidiadelacruz3492]

Really enjoyed this!

[@lisaseabolt7253]

Very insightful - Thank you. Although at times, it seemed like the Ryan show, with guest appearances of a priest, a rabbi & another Ryan.

[@Lola-kv6fx]

Great show as usual! Thank you and may God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit and the Blessed Virgin Mary always keep you..

[@keithkehoe3974]

Thank You…! This was so Spot on!!! Keep up this wonderful work

[@mn22286]

As a Catholic I'm really confused and dismayed by what happened in this episode, particularly right around the 50:10 mark. The rabbi said, "There isn't a religion on this planet in which there aren't people who misrepresent what their religion is supposed to teach in order to say I am more right that you are" and the response from the Catholic hosts was apparent agreement. Aren't we as Catholics bound to believe that Catholism is the one and only true religion, and that there is no salvation outside the Catholic Church? If that is true, then don't Catholics have the ability to say we are more right than every other religion? Why didn't any of the hosts say that? Do they think it doesn't matter if one is Catholic or not to be saved or that Catholicism is just as good as any other religion?

[@liteislove]

Do the Jews refuse to accept jesus as the messiah yes but does this mean that they are also a path to salvation no but salvation does come from the Jewish religion. Dialogue does not mean that your faith is just as good as mine, it means we can learn where we stand with each other. The catholic church is the true church but all we can do is present those truths and pray that those who hear will accept them. I tried and failed at saying your faith is false, I just pissed everyone off and converted no one. The only best way to show people the truth is to be real be zealous in the catholic Faith and with a true sence that we are both human the only one who converts is the holy spirit but that only works until people lose there ignorance and hardheartedness

[@MouthwashTyphoon]

I don’t think he was talking about which religion is actually true, I think he was talking about people misrepresenting and disobeying teachings so they can feel like they have moral superiority.

[@mn22286]

@@MouthwashTyphoon That's not what he said though.The problem with the statement is, it's NOT a misrepresentation for a Catholic to say he is more right non-Catholics. The Catholic religion IS more right than all others

[@davidclayton3099]

mn123456 as a Catholic we’re to be loving, of everyone. We have the fullness, of truth! But, salvation can come from outside, of the Catholic faith. The Catholic Chatechism teaches this. Jesus is the head of the Church, and he is the Judge. Honestly, all Christians whether they believe, or not are Catholic. They are to strive to be the Body of Christ, evangelize the Gospel (Universal Truth), and the Jewish people practice the Law, provided by God. We just accept the full “Truth”, of the Roman Rite. To say we are the only path, and you have no salvation, is to bring judgement, onto ones self. We are to be meek, and provide truth, in a loving manner. Thanks Be To God, in the Love and Mercy Jesus provides us with.

[@carissahanson9887]

A lot of people have questions about how this episode was done and the things that were said but please remember if you were trying to have an interfaith discussion you’re not going to make anybody see the love of God by not first finding the similaritiesAnother thing to think about is with out the Jewish faith we would not have ours The catechism does explain what we are supposed to believe about other faith in a very respectful way. You could also probably watch some EWTN shows like the journey home a specific episode that comes to mind is an episode from 2005 where a Hindu converted to Catholicism he does touch on the subject of the churches teachings about other Faiths

[@bigal6369]

Another great show. Love to hear a bit more technical conversation about the similarities and differences between the two faiths.

[@mary-ellendurkin163]

This was my favorite program thank you

[@aureliacardiff5165]

That was such a beautiful show

[@RUBYLUD]

I really loved the show, especially the Rabbi's words at the end. About seeing into the eyes of a stranger. Amen

[@michaelbaker2552]

As a Catholic, I consider Jews to be brothers. Judaism is our mother faith. Christ was a Jew. I have never understood Catholic animosity and oppression of Jewish people. I have always been on their side.

[@j0nb0y5]

Already listen to this twice on Spotify but I wanted to watch too just in case I missed something. What a great episode!!!

[@isobelle.London]

Next to Jesus the rabbi is my second favourite Jewish person ❤

[@carsonianthegreat4672]

The Last Supper wasn’t a Seder Meal it’s as a “Passover Meal”. Seder Meals didn’t develop until the second century.

[@jeanlucriker]

Thanks for this. I try to show not only the Eucharist, but Confession. sacramentals & Sacred Language for. Worship. Much closer together than most people on either side would admit.

[@Msc762]

I feel partly Jewish because of Jesus and Mary

[@magickladycj]

WOW Best Show ever!!!!

[@flavs8802]

Amazing episodio, love the explanation of the cups, does anybody know a book or resource were i can study more about this kind of subjects

[@nancyjanzen5676]

The fourth cup Scott Hahn.

[@AdrianaGherasim]

Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist. Unlocking the Secrets of the Last Supper. By: Brant Pitre

[@flavs8802]

@@nancyjanzen5676 Thanks!

[@flavs8802]

@@AdrianaGherasim Thanks!

[@vickytheodorides6857]

Loved this talk ... so informative Thank you so much

[@andreamaiorana8490]

This was so inspiring and enlightening. Thank you!

[@MickMickey]

Just watched #loveoneanother, Great episode.

[@kamerons9912]

Great episode! I loved the ending. I got chills listening to him explain the song/verse that Father Rich sang.

[@johnjay7255]

You should've told him that the East has a Feast Day of the Circumcision of the Lord.

[@michaelhaywood8262]

We used to here, in the West, as well, on New Years Day, January 1. This is now the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God but the Gospel Reading of the day is still the Circumcision as recorded in Luke's Gospel.

[@caballero2606]

Great episode !

[@toddzbojovsky6619]

awesome

[@jessicamelendez4374]

I recommend Scott Hahn’s book, the 4th cup

[@miamianz]

I always struggled with catholicism as I was raised as one and why we just were not converting to judiasm being that they were jewish. I really wanted to get to the fundementals and follow that.

[@sophiaphilos6568]

Look for First Council of Jerusalem

[@josephdeisrael]

46:49 Yet we had the Spanish Inquisition from the 15th to the 19th century.

[@michaelhaywood8262]

My real birthday is July 6, my spiritual birthday is April 20 and my name day is September 29. I try to observe all 3.

[@deusimperator]

Remember that the Catholic Church was an OFFICIALLY sect within Judaism. If you read Acts 1 and you are familiar with Halakhah Law you will immediately notice that the Catholic Church is a legal entity WITHIN Judaism. If you read you will notice that there are 120 members in this synagogue. Why is this important? It is the exact number of persons in the Halakhah regulations to form a full fledged synagogue. Next according to Halakhah regulations there must be a beit din formed. We see that there is a beit din and it draws lots and Matthias a disciple is chosen to take over Judas bishopric (episkopen). So these the two of the three requirements are met. The third requirement is that there must be a nasi (prince, temporal) and ab ( father, spiritual) appointed. Curiously Peter is filling both these positions in this beit din. Why? In 190 BC the Kohan Gadol fell into apostasy and beit din gadol cast a vote of no confidence splitting the two offices of the kohan gadol into the nasi and ab within the beit din gadol. However, in this new beit din which is actually a beit din gadol (70 disciples) Christ has placed His confidence in PEter and brought the two offices back together the way it is supposed to have been. So is Judaism dead? No! It is now know as Catholicism. That is why everything we believe is so strange to Protestants because everything we believe is Judaism in origin, custom and practice. Also the pope has both temporal and spiritual powers. Peter is the prince of the apostles and the pope (Pope meaning papa - meaning father) as you see even today the pope is both nasi and the ab in Catholicism.

[@ntmn8444]

We have not replaced the Jews. No way. They are God’s chosen, and it is still the case. We are one, but they have Torah and we have Jesus. We are all under the God of Israel. They’re our big brothers.

[@dulcejocelyn7102]

@@ntmn8444 I don’t really get the dynamics between both religions. Why to not become a Jew?

[@LB_die_Kaapie]

We have not replaced the Jews but have been grafted into their tree and this have 'become Jews' in a sense. Basically Judaism led to Catholicism as being the fulfillment of how God wants His Church/people to worship and live.

[@deusimperator]

@@LB_die_Kaapie correct ...

[@mrjeffjob]

Judaism is Catholicism promised. Catholicism is Judaism fulfilled.

[@deusimperator]

Judah haNassi is Judah the prince not priest. Jewish Oral Law/Tradition+Apostolic Tradition= Catholic Sacred Tradition. Most of the Catholic beliefs and customs are from Jewish Oral Tradition. The rabbi is incorrect in some of his explanations. Torah means law. When it comes to Judaism, you guys need to stop saying, Christian... Judaism is very Catholic and very un-Protestant. Protestants reject the Torah Shebaal Peh which is central to Judaism. Jews pray to the tzaddikim and ask for their graces and intercessions. You guys really need a Jewish Catholic there when you being a rabbi because the Jewish Catholic would help the Catholics and the Jews connect and bring out the commonality of tradition.

[@deusimperator]

@Lavrov Yaboy ??? protty?

[@נדבבנימינילוינשטיין]

love it ❤️ from the HOLY LAND (And the priest sings in Hebrew simply excellent) ב וְהָיָה בְּאַחֲרִית הַיָּמִים נָכוֹן יִהְיֶה הַר בֵּית ה' בְּרֹאשׁ הֶהָרִים וְנִשָּׂא מִגְּבָעוֹת וְנָהֲרוּ אֵלָיו כָּל הַגּוֹיִם. ג וְהָלְכוּ עַמִּים רַבִּים וְאָמְרוּ לְכוּ וְנַעֲלֶה אֶל הַר ה' אֶל בֵּית אֱלֹהֵי יַעֲקֹב וְיֹרֵנוּ מִדְּרָכָיו וְנֵלְכָה בְּאֹרְחֹתָיו כִּי מִצִּיּוֹן תֵּצֵא תוֹרָה וּדְבַר ה' מִירוּשָׁלָ⁠‍ִם. ד וְשָׁפַט בֵּין הַגּוֹיִם וְהוֹכִיחַ לְעַמִּים רַבִּים וְכִתְּתוּ חַרְבוֹתָם לְאִתִּים וַחֲנִיתוֹתֵיהֶם לְמַזְמֵרוֹת לֹא יִשָּׂא גוֹי אֶל גּוֹי חֶרֶב וְלֹא יִלְמְדוּ עוֹד מִלְחָמָה. 2 And it shall come to pass in the end of days, that the mountain of the LORD'S house shall be established as the top of the mountains, and shall be exalted above the hills; and all nations shall flow unto it. 3 And many peoples shall go and say: 'Come ye, and let us go up to the mountain of the LORD, to the house of the God of Jacob; and He will teach us of His ways, and we will walk in His paths.' For out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the LORD from Jerusalem. 4 And He shall judge between the nations, and shall decide for many peoples; and they shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruninghooks; nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more. {P}

[@breadchaser3151]

זין על ישו

[@JackWilliams-eg6pr]

I liked the story of God calling the Egyptians his children and the Hebrews mourning over the ones that died in the crossing. Awesome show as always.

[@althaushexe]

That was really, really interesting. Thank you so much!

[@JayRedding12_12]

Shabbat Shalom 🙏

[@sarah-ft7ef]

the fourth cup is the cup of suffering,. H asked His "Gatger ti taje tge cyo if syfferubg frin \gunm i am blind so I hope i spelled correctly

[@krysta-ajhaah-min-yah8368]

Check out the concept of Root Race and Cloister Race ~ "Architects of Light" ~ from Melchizedek Cloister Emerald Order Melchizedek is the name of a Cloister Race. As well as a God Seed. From which we are projected. Also. AA Michael is fallen.

[@turinderiv]

Toda raba!

[@johnjay7255]

Leavened bread was used. That's what the Greek word shows us. It's simply in the text.

[@raymondlenik4194]

I think they were being to polite about the Talmud as it has many despicable sayings against Jesus

[@ntmn8444]

The Talmud doesn’t mention Jesus. They mention one guy Yeshu, but that’s it, and he’s mentioned in passing. I know, because even tho I am Catholic, I studied Judaism, I went to several orthodox Jewish shuls, they don’t ever talk about Jesus. They only talk about Torah, which is honestly what they’re commanded to do.

[@lasacrachiesacattolicadels3534]

@@ntmn8444 they say Mary was a whore

[@LB_die_Kaapie]

@@ntmn8444 Bit they do say disgusting things about Mary if I remember correctly

[@arnoldmaglalang5522]

Catholic knights and defenders of Jerusalem

[@maxi4182]

Judah hanasi means the president as in he was in charge of the sanhedrin

[@נדבבנימינילוינשטיין]

By the way, in Israel the situation is the opposite. There are lots and lots of synagogues and few churches.

[@lasacrachiesacattolicadels3534]

אין הרבה כנסיות בישראל

[@נדבבנימינילוינשטיין]

@@lasacrachiesacattolicadels3534 זה לא הכמות זה האיכות🙃

[@isaacrodri2280]

Invite Rabbi Shapira!💯🇮🇱

[@Meira750]

I just unsubscribed. I am a cradle Catholic who strayed into the Evangelical church and then Messianic Judaism. I live in Israel. My late, Messianic Jewish husband even studied in Orthodox kollel (yeshiva for married men) This is so off on so many levels, The guys have lost all credibility with me. Now go learn what St. Thomas said about it.

[@KevinBello-sb8qm]

❤❤❤

[@maxhess3151]

Rabbi confused Baruch Ham'vorach with Baruch Shem

[@PilotZoomer]

I wonder what the Talmud says about Jesus Christ?

[@patriciamendez2209]

Hi guys! Hi Father!! This was super awesome! You should get some Jehovah's witnesses on! Thats one religion/cult i don't understand and would love to get some insight.

[@Chi_Bro_2000]

Don’t take my word for it but they don’t usually associate at all with other Christians especially not Catholics. They don’t even pray with Catholics

[@patriciamendez2209]

@@Chi_Bro_2000 oh wow. When i was in 9th grade my biology teacher Mr. H , was so kind soft spoken and in love with the science and sometimes he would want to speak religion but would stop dead in his tracks and change subjects immediately. A couple of years ago i found out he was a Jehovah witness and i found it so strange that he wouldn't say hi. I thought he probably didn't remember who i was untill i ran into him again and he said Hi Patricia. But see that time he wasn't with his Jehovah buddies. Weird.

[@luisamedici5890]

@patriciamendez2209 Jehovas believe Jesus was a prophet only! They DO NOT BELIEVE HE WAS THE SON OF GOD! That says it all!

[@SaintCharbelMiracleworker]

Thank you for this. It was an hour well spent. You guys should get an Imam on the show to discuss why they have a book devoted to Our Lady in the Quran and view Jesus as a prophet?

[@jesusortiz6510]

An orthodox rabbi and Roman latin catholic priest.

[@corilv13honey9]

I greatly appreciate and love the Jewish people and the Jewish roots of Catholicism! I pray that we may all be one and share the fullness of faith in Jesus Christ one day. As for Fr. Pagano's comment regarding dialogue with communities that practice sinful acts not in accord with the Catholic teaching and do so in a prideful, willful and public way, I strongly disagree that any further dialogue is needed. Any person who persists in willful, public sin knowing that it is against the moral law of the Catholic Church should not be admitted to the Sacraments. This has always been the position of the Church and there is no need to dialogue because this should not ever change. If it does, via magisterial approval that is wrong and contrary to Scripture, and Tradition, it can not stand. I feel that there has been more than enough dialogue on this topic in a public and communal sense. Any further dialogue is simply a distraction and a waste of time, stealing us away from our other Christian duties of prayer, sacrifice and charity. All sides should have a clear understanding of the position of the scriptures and the Catholic Church's teaching since it's beginning. This is not a secret and free for any one to learn and understand. However, it is true, that person's who find themselves experiencing any temptation and /or fall in to sin of any kind should be able to receive counsel from the priest privately and be given the clear teaching of the Church with compassion and kindness to help this person to OVERCOME their sin. In the early Church the process of accompanying someone into The Church was a 3 year process in which the Catecumen was taught the Christian life and practice and was free to accept or reject it, prior to baptism, or any other sacramental participation. That is the time to accompany the INDIVIDUAL privately and personally. We should not be admitting anyone to the Sacraments if they are not willing to accept our faith and morals. We should not be building any bridges in this regard for any one who publicly states that their sin of choice is one they refuse to acknowledge as such and overcome. That is what is currently being entertained in the dialogue of today and it is wrong and uncharitable to these souls in real trouble. It is a misguided and false Mercy. On a personal note: As a heterosexual woman, prior to my conversion to my Catholic faith I have had more gay friends in my life than straight ones. They were dear to me. I have a deep regret that I was not practicing my faith earlier in my life and I didn't have an good understanding of the Church's teaching on sexuality and the human person, marriage and family so I was not able to share this teaching with them in truth out of concern and love for them. It was the VILE comments that one gay friend made about the Catholic Church and Jesus specifically, before he knew I was Catholic ( I wasn't practicing at the time) that started me on a path to re-version. I wanted to know and understand the why The Church did not accept homosexuality and what the Scriptures had to say on the matter. Prior that moment I hadn't really given it much thought. At the time his comments hurt me deeply because I was accepting and loving of him and his partner and had never questioned his sexuality or him in any negative way...but to hear the way he and his partner spoke so hatefully of my Church and my God was what brought me back to my faith fully and completely. Thanks to them I now know the Church is right in teaching that homosexual acts, fornication, and other abuses of sexuality are gravely sinful and disordered, and led to the destruction of body and soul. There has been 2000 years of dialogue IT IS FINISHED. Thank you, I do enjoy your shows but, I do see the bug of modernism needs to be squashed! Virgin Most Powerful pray for us!

[@SagisGaming]

The guy in the blue shirt seems kinda mean to the rabbi

[@zutalors960]

The last time a jewish man told me 5% off I ended up circumcised...

[@Imperiumhibernum]

Goy slop for Uncatechized modern “catholics”

[@CatholicTalkShow]

@@Imperiumhibernum you seem so based and tough. 💪

[@melviakelly4502]

Hello

[@bigfriend4338]

But there isnot only the torah in common. There are the books of the prophets too. And the proverbs...and the sapience, and more until the last jewish book (maccabei 1&2) ; just a bit before Christ. And every book that is in the bible and is before Christ have to be and is jewish..so is the judaism B.C. in few words. And for who believe ..even the books after, evangelium letters, revelation have to be the judaism complete, and now we are only waiting for the promised end. There is so much in common, that sometimes i think the real judaism in the faith, is who accept Christ and his message. Becouse is even told in the word. Christ from Greek annointed. Is not a case Greek was the language used to wrote the new testament. Greek is the only language that can be used like ebraic too. Becouse the greek letters have numerical equivalence too, Messia come from ebraic language..it mean the same. For this many don't want call Christians with this word. Cause at the plural it mean annointeds. ...someone don't like this idea.

[@Zamo14]

Yhea!! But no thanks!!It should be a crime to write this title...no sympathy from me

[@bobscat3347]

I could almost hear St. Paul who wrote inspired by God the Holy Spirit so eloquently against this type of simplistic, sentimental syncretism in his beautiful and liberating Epistle to the Galatians weeping before the Throne of God as the nonsense played its way across the screen.

[@RomanusVII]

So, reading this comment inspired me to take a look into the Epistle to the Galatians, and I have read the entire thing. I haven’t the first clue of what you’re talking about. Paul does not seem to condemn “simplistic, sentimental” anything. He condemns works of the Ceremonial and Judicial Law, works of the flesh, and drawing Gentiles to circumcise themselves and follow the Old Covenant Laws. So, care to explain what “nonsense” you are referencing specifically?

[@captaines5726]

Lol no. Go read some E. Michael Jones #SynagogueofSatan

[@parzivalnekka3363]

Jews crucified Christ

[@DakkogiRauru23]

*certain Jews* crucified Christ. Other Jews became His Apostles and His disciples.

[@thecowboy2541]

@@DakkogiRauru23 the Romans crucified Jesus💀

[@DakkogiRauru23]

@@thecowboy2541 Physically, yes, but they did so out of pressure from the Jewish authorities. Rome did so very unwillingly, while the Jews were threatening violence if Rome would not crucify Him.

[@thecowboy2541]

@@DakkogiRauru23 Jesus was a Jew It makes more sense that the Roman army who hated Jews for their one God religion wanted to crucify him rather than the Jewish public, who would have done this to one of their best community leaders

[@DakkogiRauru23]

@@thecowboy2541 Based on the text, it wasn’t the Romans who wanted Jesus dead. Pilate repeatedly advocated for Him to the Jews, and the Jews threatened to riot.

[@amycardill4897]

Father Rich, are you trying to lead Catholics to a synagogue? (Proverbs 26:11 As a dog returns to its vomit, so a fool repeats his folly.) The Talmud Gittin 57a says that Jesus was a sorcerer and that he is burning in hot excrement in Hell as a consequence of idolatry. Jesus Christ and Virgin Mary are ethnic Jews, but most of the present day Jews are not. They are also not Jesus' followers ergo they have nothing in common with Jesus, not even ethnically. Even Shlomo Sand exploded the myth that present day Ashkenazi Jews/Israelis are Semitic by his book "The Invention of the Jewish People".

[@carsonianthegreat4672]

Stop Amy. You’re slandering a good priest.

[@magpinybo7524]

Jesus was a rabbi?

[@vladsky44]

Duh

[@catholicguy3605]

Blasphemy. They reject our lord and savior.

[@ntmn8444]

@sneksnekitsasnek they don’t hate Catholicism. I studied with them for years on end. They are God’s people. I absolutely believe that after everything I’ve seen. No proper Christian should ever speak ill of the Jewish people, because they have done exactly as commanded. They have remembered and kept the Torah throughout their history, despite everything that has happened to them. But they do not understand Catholicism, just as many catholics do not understand Judaism. I was born Catholic, but I studied Judaism for a long time, and coming back to the church, I see so many ways in how we came from Judaism. We are truly not that different. In mass, for example, we have an ark where we place the bread and wine, which is the Eucharist. Because as it says in the NT, Jesus is the Living Word. But the Jews have an ark as well in their altar, and inside they place the Torah scrolls aka the living Word.

[@lasacrachiesacattolicadels3534]

@@ntmn8444 most of them hate jesus. I was in their religion sadly

[@bartolomeus123]

I liked this show but this is not ok. Jews are waiting for mesajah while Jesus was one and they killed nim.

[@ntmn8444]

They did not kill Jesus. The Romans did. The school of Judaism that called for Jesus’s death is long gone. Also, the Church’s official stance is that they are saved because they have Torah, and we are saved because of Jesus. Catholics should love their big brothers.

[@project25055]

Jesus was Jewish and the Romans killed him. He was the gentile equivalent to the transition from old to new. He was seen by Jews as a Joseph Smith like entity. A false prophet whom even if they respected, would not follow. Both religions are a consolidated view of previous Pagan religions.

[@DakkogiRauru23]

*some* Jews killed Jesus. And other Jews became His church.

[@michaelhaywood8262]

@@DakkogiRauru23 probably only a minority called for His death. The Roman army arrested, scourged and crucified Him. Probably He was, to the Roman soldiers just another Jewish prisoner. Many 1st century Jews were executed by the Roman army. From the AD60s onwards many Christians were also executed by the Romans under the Emperors Nero and Domitian [and in later centuries under other emperors until Diocletian in the early 4th century].

[@DakkogiRauru23]

@@michaelhaywood8262 Correct. There’s definitely a lot more nuance to it than what too many stop at.

[@crazy948]

of all the bubble heads on the table, only Jesus is agreeing to some of their statements. really funny to look at...the 2 popes just smile all the way through. i dunno what the others are doing behind. only Jesus is actively listening to them haha :D

[@ntmn8444]

Because he was a Jew, that’s why! He quoted Hillel a lot in the NT, particularly in Matthew, a very great Jewish sage.

[@firefighter1092]

Yea Pittsburgh!

[@CatholicTalkShow]

CLEVELAND!!!

[@blitherbox7467]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqvNoZZ4abGKgJo For the spite.

[@winnikvinni]

of course it's shared. *Guilt*

[@rogerdildeau7507]

Shared roots? Do you mean like Jesus Christ is the Son of God?

[@GLad346]

The Talmud is full of blasphemy

[@faithgood6527]

Revelations 2:9 Your claim is a lie.

[@Marco-qe5zw]

Pittsburgh! Go Steelers!

[@CatholicTalkShow]

I think you meant "Go Browns!"