Vatican holds first-ever joint exhibition with Jewish museum
BREITBART NEWS
By Thomas D. Williams, PhD
In a new step forward in Jewish-Catholic relations, the Vatican Museums and the Rome Jewish Museum have announced a historic joint exhibition on the menorah. The works of art—comprising paintings, sculpture, engravings, illustrations, and literature—will showcase the seven-armed candelabra that has become the universal symbol of Judaism as well as of the relations between the Christian and Jewish faiths. The exhibit took three and a half years to prepare and will run from May 15 – July 23. [link]
By Thomas D. Williams, PhD
In a new step forward in Jewish-Catholic relations, the Vatican Museums and the Rome Jewish Museum have announced a historic joint exhibition on the menorah. The works of art—comprising paintings, sculpture, engravings, illustrations, and literature—will showcase the seven-armed candelabra that has become the universal symbol of Judaism as well as of the relations between the Christian and Jewish faiths. The exhibit took three and a half years to prepare and will run from May 15 – July 23. [link]
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