God To The Jews: "I Will Make a New Covenant" — Jeremiah 31:31-34

God To The Jews: "I Will Make a New Covenant" — Jeremiah 31:31-34

Jeremiah 31:31-34: God promised to the Jews, through a Jewish prophet, a New Covenant "not according to" Sinai. Hebrews 8 confirms the former Covenant was made old. A traditional Catholic analysis with Scripture, Justin Martyr, Cyprian, Augustine, Aquinas, Florence, and Pius XII. https://christtheking.info/catholic-resources-on-adversus-judaeos/

God Has Been Murdered by an Israelite Right Hand: Melito of Sardis' Peri Pascha

Lost for centuries and restored in 1940, Melito of Sardis' Peri Pascha (c. A.D. 170) is one of the earliest and most severe surviving Paschal Adversus Judaeos homilies that explicitly accuses the Jews of deicide. We examine his Passover typology and his indictment of Israel in the death of Christ. https://christtheking.info/catholic-resources-on-adversus-judaeos/peri-pascha-or-on-the-pascha-st-melito-of-sardis/

Jewish Fables: St. Paul's Direct Warning Against Rabbinic Tradition | Titus 1:10–14

St. Paul orders Titus to rebuke "Jewish fables." Christ already condemned the same "tradition of men." St. Thomas Aquinas, writing centuries later, names the Talmud as an example. A traditional Catholic case for the apostolic roots against the Jewish Oral Law. https://christtheking.info/catholic-resources-on-adversus-judaeos/

Colossians 2:14–17 — The Verse That Destroys Torah-Observant Christianity

Colossians 2:14-17: Christ nailed the Old Covenant's debt-note to the Cross — and with it, the Jewish dietary laws, feasts, new moons, and sabbaths Paul calls mere "shadows." Chrysostom, Severian, Aquinas, and the Council of Florence confirm the ceremonial law has ended. https://christtheking.info/catholic-resources-on-adversus-judaeos/

Archbishop BANS Catholics From Praying On His Own Cathedral Steps

Archbishop Casey told our Catholic men's group, through his rector, that we couldn't pray the Rosary on the Cathedral steps this year — he wanted to stay "neutral" toward the Pride Parade next door. Scripture, the Fathers, and the Catechism say a bishop can't be neutral toward sin.