Dayton Christian Jewish Dialogue collection 1967-2003

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Dayton Christian Jewish Dialogue collection 1967-2003

Papers created by and relating to the Dayton Christian Jewish Dialogue, a group dedicated to discussion and improvement of interreligious relations. This collection includes copies of the DCJD's minutes, meeting materials, promotional materials, and materials created by related organizations.

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University of Dayton

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University of Dayton

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Dayton Christian Jewish Dialogue

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The Dayton Christian Jewish Dialogue has its roots in the 1965 Vatican II document Nostra Aetate, which encouraged the Church to examine its relationship with Judaism. Inspired by this, a Marianist priest named Father Philip Hoelle organized a regional workshop in 1972 for the south-central Ohio region at the Bergamo Center in Dayton, Ohio to discuss Catholic-Jewish relations. Over seventy participants attended this first workshop, which led to the official establishment of the Dayt...

Hoelle, Philip Charles, 1912-

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Dayton Christian Jewish Dialogue (organization)

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