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Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger on Christians and Jews
This volume collects a variety of important speeches and interviews of Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger, "the Jewish cardinal." Born to secular Jewish parents, he insisted that his Jewish identity could not be erased by his baptism, his ordinations to the priesthood and the episcopate, or his elevation to the cardinalate. This belief led him not only to explain his own life, but also to work to establish new relationships between Jews and Catholics in the wake of Vatican II and the interreligious efforts of Pope John Paul II. Included in this volume are several of Lustiger's most important addresses. Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger was born Aron Lustiger in Paris in 1926, the son of Polish Jews. In 1940, young Aron decided to ask for baptism, taking up the Christian first name Jean-Marie. He was ordained a priest in 1954. In 1979 he was appointed bishop of Orléans and, later, archbishop of Paris. He was created a cardinal in 1983 and elected to the Académie française in 1995. He died in 2007. Book jacket.
Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger on Christians and Jews
Collected interviews and addresses by the "Jewish cardinal" that treat such diverse topics as his conversion, the State of Israel, the Shoah, and Jewish-Christian relations.
The Promise
Because of their faith in the crucified Messiah, the Christian nations are indebted to Israel. Yet they have largely marginalized and even rejected God's chosen people. In this volume Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger reflects on a number of subjects and concerns common to both Christians and Jews -- the Ten Commandments, fulfillment of biblical prophecy, Christian anti-Semitism, and more. As a Jewish-born Roman Catholic priest, Cardinal Lustiger has a unique viewpoint. He became Archbishop of Paris and a cardinal while remaining keenly aware of his indelible Jewish identity and of the vital Jewish roots of Christianity. Aware that his reflections may be controversial -- possibly offending Jewish and Christian readers alike -- he nonetheless boldly shares his perspectives in The Promise, hoping that readers will see him as speaking and writing in good faith, in the service of the Word of God given for the happiness and salvation of all.
Choosing God, Chosen by God
Choosing God, Chosen by God is an engaging encounter with the thoughts, convictions, life and faith of Cardinal Lustiger, Archbishop of Paris and one of the most articulate and intriguing voices in the Church today. In a wide-ranging and in-depth interview, Lustiger--a convert from Judaism--provides insights into his own life as well as answering many spiritual questions.
Jean-Marie Lustiger
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Jean-Marie Lustiger
Aron Jean-Marie Lustiger (1926-2007), à la fois entier et double, croyant dévoué et intellectuel engagé, juif de naissance converti au catholicisme, fidèle aux traditions et tourné vers l’avenir, être de recueillement et de terrain, est une énigme. Dans cette biographie née d’une relation de près d’un quart de siècle avec son sujet, et d’après les nombreux témoignages de son entourage et un accès aux archives inédites, Henri Tincq révèle le destin singulier d’un jeune juif devenu cardinal. On y retrouve une enfance foudroyée par la mort de sa mère, Gisèle-Léa, déportée à Auschwitz – un drame qui marquera tous ses choix de vie, humains, sociaux ou religieux...
From the Kippah to the Cross
Jean-Marie Élie Setbon, the son of non-observant French Jews, was first attracted to Jesus when he saw a crucifix at a young age. He hid a crucifix in his room and contemplated it often, even though he knew his family would be hurt and angry if they ever caught him. Seeing the Basilica of Sacré-Coeur from his apartment window, he was drawn to the church, where he found himself powerfully pulled toward Jesus in the Eucharist. After several years of surreptitiously attending Mass, he resolved to convert to Catholicism in spite of the scandal it would cause, but God had other plans. Upon graduation from secondary school, Jean-Marie moved to Israel to delve deeper into the faith of his ancesto...
Pim Fortuyn, Jean-Marie Lustiger, and the Last Crusade
Is Jean-Marie Aaron Lustiger the False Prophet? Is Simon Petrus Pim Fortuyn the Antichrist? Read this booklet to examine the evidence.Also...The information in this book has been incorporated into another work entitled 'Is the Bible Divinely Inspired? (Special Edition)' by Richie Cooley, and is available for free on many online sites.
Jean-Marie Lustiger, cardinal républicain
Actes du colloque tenu au Collège des Bernardins le 9 décembre 2008, organisé par le Service Pastoral d'Etudes Politiques, en partenariat avec l'Institut Jean-Marie Lustiger et le Collège des Bernardins. " Le 10 août 2007, lors des obsèques de Jean-Marie Lustiger, sont présents - fait inédit pour un archevêque de Paris - le Président de la République, les Présidents de l'Assemblée Nationale et du Sénat, la moitié du Gouvernement et de nombreux parlementaires, sans oublier Lech Walesa, le héros de Gdansk, la figure emblématique de la résistance paisible, efficace, spirituelle au totalitarisme communiste. Pourquoi ? Si ce n'est parce que beaucoup ont reconnu en Jean-Marie Lustiger un interlocuteur singulièrement précieux, un pasteur à la parole vigoureuse, libre, dérangeante mais capable aussi de rejoindre vraiment ses interlocuteurs et de les éveiller aux enjeux les plus profonds. "
Dare to Live
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