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New York (JTA) — While
"Our purpose is to see
Catholics and Jews in Poland
Judaism with the eyes of its
continue to quarrel over a
believers — Judaism as living
Carmelite convent at the site
Judaism," said Father
of the Auschwitz death camp,
Waldemar Crotowski, a lec-
21 Polish Catholic priests and
turer at the Academy of
Polish Orthodox priests have
Catholic Theology in Warsaw.
been taking courses at the
The Polish priest said that
Spertus College of Judaica.
he had studied Judaism at
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chdiocese of Chicago with the
Israel, but "even in
cooperation of the Polish Con-
Jerusalem, our academy pro-
ference of Catholic Bishops,
gram in Judaism was
the six-week seminar is com-
historical in character —
bining intensive study of
biblical Judaism. There were
Jewish theology and liturgy
no opportunities to look at
with an introduction to
contemporary Judaism, to
American-style religious
look at its richness as it seen
pluralism.
by the Jews themselves."
The priests taking part in • As result the priests have —•
the program, academicians
been spending the Jewish
all, "represent the cream of
sabbath visiting local
Polish Catholicism, and the
Chicago synagogues.
future leaders of the Polish
Crotowski remembers most
Catholic hierarchy,' said Rab-
of those encounters as "very,
bi Byron Sherwin, vice presi-
very wonderful," with
dent for academic affairs at
American Jews often surpris-
Spertus and dean of the
ed to hear Polish priests with
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seminar.
a better grasp of Hebrew than
Half of the priests have
their own.
studied in Israel, said Sher-
"We experienced very deep- •
win, and a number of them
ly the Jewish mitzvah of
speak Hebrew with more
hospitality," he said. "It was
fluency than English.
fulfilled abundantly."
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Rap Singer Rejoins
Group Despite Remarks
Kansas City Mo. (JTA) —
The rap music group Public
Enemy has done an about-
face, regrouping and perform-
ing here last week with Pro-
fessor Griff, the group
member who was supposedly
fired after public anti-Semitic
statements.
In New York, Lyor Cohen,
chief operating officer of Rush
Artists Management, the
group's management com-
pany, confirmed that Public
Enemy had reunited, after
they had announced in June
that they were "temporarily
disbanding?'
In a brief interview Aug. 3
in the lobby of Kansas City's
Hyatt Regency Crown Center,
Griff said he stood by his past
remarks, saying that they
were "100 percent pure."
Griff said he saw no con-
tradiction between the
group's anti-racist stance and
his anti-Semitic remarks.
He again cited Henry Ford's
The International Jew and a
book titled The Secret Rela-
tionship between Blacks and
Jews as the basis for his ac-
cusations. He had referred to
the same texts in a
Washington Times interview
published May 22.
A day later, Russell Sim-
mons, president of the group's
management company,
released a statement saying
that Public Enemy was
"disbanding for an indefinite
period of time," but re-
emphasizing that "Professor
Griffis no longer a member of
Public Enemy?'
In recent weeks, Public
Enemy has performed at least
two shows as part of a na-
tional tour of rap stars.
The rap group has made a
career for itself as a forceful
advocate of black pride.
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Ethiopian Jews
Get More Aid
Ethio-
New York (JTA)
pian Jews are getting some
additional help from the
Jewish Agency, which has
given $70,000 to the
American Association for
Ethiopian Jews as part of a
cooperative agreement be-
tween the two organizations.
The Jewish Agency money
will help expand AAEJ's
family reunification.
There are an estimated
15,000 Jews left stranded in
Ethiopia, after the massive
"Operation Moses" airlifts of
1984 and 1985 rescued 8,000.
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