Testimonials Are Listed on Vatican Approach to Catholic-Jewish Relations (Continued from Page 1) assemble what the press already said about this subject. , The Jesuit organ listed a num- ber of meetings between promi- nent leaders of the Vatican, in- cluding the late Pope John XXIII. It recalled visits to Augustin Car- dinal Bea by Dr. Nahum Gold- mann, president of the World * JACKIE MASON * BARRY SISTERS * GEORGE 1- KIRBY : APPEARING IN OUR NEW THEATRE HITE CLUB FREE GOLF Jewish Congress, and by Label A. Katz, president of Bnai Brith; and the "long memorandum" given Cardinal Bea in Rome by Dr. Gold- mann and Katz. It noted that A. M. Sonnabend Jewish Committee, and Dr. Immanuel Jakobovitch, for- merly chief rabbi of Ireland, had met on this subject with Francis Cardinal Spellman, while Katz had had an audience with Pope Paul VI recently. The publication listed what it called "testimonials of ap- proach" on Catholic-Jewish re- lations by a number of cardi- nals, including Cardinal Cushing of Boston. It refuted a state- ment by the Sunday Observer of London last year to the effect that "unfortunately, the Chris- tian attitude against Jews stands still on the concept that the Jew- REILLY'S HURON HAVEN COTTAGES • ALL SPORTS • PRIVATE LAKE • 4 GREAT BANDS De Luxe Air conditioned accommodations Dietary Laws On Lake Huron OPENING NOW BIG TEEN PROGRAM DAY CAMP zoimp.rh g&mso Lake Hotel Swan Lake 20, N.Y. Write for Booklet or phone Hotel—LIBERTY (N.Y.) 975 or SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT Safe, Sandy Beach. No Stones. 2 & 3 Bedroom Cottages '85 135 per week PHONE 362-2626 NOW BOOKING CONVENTIONS thru '65 Box 303 Mich. Tawas City Inc Host: Harry Dinnerstein At Mid-America's Fabulous Resort Come and have the time of your life at this playtime paradise. 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Among those Americans whose opinions were cited by Civitta Cat- tolica are Rabbi Leon Feuer, presi- dent of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, and Rabbi Ar- thur J. Lelyveld, as well as the Rabbinical Council of America and other "recent Jewish opinion." From Tomorrow On FUN IN THE SUN ' pees/N k Manor Nip ish people collectively are re- sponsible for Christ's death." "On the contrary," stated Civitta Cattolica, "the opposite view, more balanced and m or e convincing reasoning, came from others." The publication noted that "some Jew- ish articles have s t r e s s e d the Church's responsibility for Jewish suffering," but cited other Jewish sources "which give full credit for improvement of relations to Pope John XXIII and his successor." Recalling Cardinal Bea's speech before the last session of the Ecu- menical Council, when he intro- duced the proposed declaration on Catholic-Jewish relations, and the worldwide reactions to that ad- dress, the publication listed a num- ber of favorable reactions, includ- ing statements by Cardinals Spell- man and Cushing, stressing that these reactions had also been re- ported by the Vatican radio. It also listed Jewish reactions, including some from Dr. Gold- mann; Sir Barnett Janner, then president of the Board of Deputies of British Jews; Maurice Edelman, then president of the Anglo-Jewish Association; Italy's Chief Rabbi Elio Toaff; and Dr. Pitigliani, president of the Jewish Community of Rome. In addition to listing those Jewish leaders "who were favor- able" to Cardinal Bea's address, the publication noted that there were other Jewish leaders "who remained indifferent, as well as those who found the declaration not far - reaching enough and others who feared that mission- ary intentions lay behind the declaration." Protestant reac- tions were also listed. Civitta Cattolica then referred to more recent developments on this issue, including reports that the original draft declaration on relations with Jews had been "wat- ered down." It asserted that such rumors stemmed from the fact that the text of the proposed dec- laration had not been distributed to the Council Fathers last May. It also quoted a Vatican communique of June 13, 1964, announcing the formation of the Secretariat for Christian Unity. 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