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Tag Archives: Holocaust
Pope Pius XII praised by former Jewish internees for preventing their deportations to death camps
Pope Pius XII praised for preventing Jewish deportations to death camps Pope Pius XII, falsely accused by anti-Catholic bigots of being too compliant towards Hitler and failing to speak up against the Holocaust, was praised by former Jewish prisoners for preventing their deportation … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Holocaust, Pope Pius XII, World War II
Another nail in the coffin to the myth of Pope Pius XII’s supposed pro-Nazi sympathies
A self-serving myth, much touted by historical illiterates such as Richard Dawkins, is that Pope Pius XII was somehow indifferent to the suffering of European Jews during the Holocaust and that he was actually pro-Nazi. Facts mean little or nothing … Continue reading
British nun Mother Riccarda Beauchamp Hambrough hid scores of Jews from the Nazis, on track for sainthood
British nun who hid Jews from Nazis on track for sainthood Mother Riccarda helped to save the lives of about 60 Jews by hiding them from the Nazis in her Rome convent, the Casa di Santa Brigida. She born in 1887 … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Holocaust, Mother Riccarda Beauchamp Hambrough, Nazi War Crimes, Nazis, Nazism, Roman Catholic Church, Rome, Third Reich
Did Pope Pius XII go undercover to save Jews during World War II?
Researcher thinks Pius XII went undercover to save Jews The Jewish New Yorker who has made it his life’s work to clear the name of Pope Pius XII of being anti-Semitic believes the wartime pontiff actually went undercover to save … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Churches, History
Tagged Anti-Catholicism, Holocaust, Jews, Pope Paul VI, Pope Pius XII, Roman Catholic Church, Vatican, World War II
British Revs. Hugh Grimes and Fred Collard saved some 1,800 Viennese Jews from Holocaust
Nazi persecution of Jews: 1,800 saved by the Church of England Schindlers It’s a little-known act of bravery – how two British clerics rescued 1,800 Jews from the Nazis by baptising them. First there was Oskar Schindler, then Sir Nicholas Winton. … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Churches, History
Tagged Adolf Hitler, Fred Collard, Holocaust, Hugh Grimes, Jews, Nazis, Persecution, Third Reich, World War II
More empirical evidence that the New Atheist slurs against Pope Pius XII are unfounded and wrong
Newly discovered documents show that Pope Pius XII’s direct action saved the lives of more than 11,400 Jews in Rome, reports Zenit.
Posted in Atheism, History
Tagged Anti-Catholicism, Atheism, Atheists, Holocaust, Jews, Lies, Nazis, New Atheists, Pope Pius XII, Roman Catholic Church, Rome, Slurs, Vatican, World War II
Christian heroes of the Holocaust: Jacques de Jesus, Bernhard Lichtenberg, Giovanni Ferrofino
From the Catholic Herald: The French carmelite: Jacques de Jesus Fr Jacques de Jesus was a French Carmelite and headmaster of the Petit Collège Sainte-Thérèse de l’Enfant-Jésus. Born in Bunel in 1900 he died, emaciated and broken by tuberculosis, in … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Archbishop Giovanni Ferrofino, Blessed Bernhard Lichtenberg, Carmelites, Fr. Jacques de Jesus, Holocaust, Nazism