Pie XII did help the jews

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Pius XII did help the Jews -Times Online

For Berlin, Pius XII Was a Subversive

PARIS, MAY 14, 2002 (Zenit.org) .-Protestant pastor Francois de Beaulieu revealed to the French weekly "Reforme" the experience he endured in 1942 as a radio operator secretly spreading Pius XII´s famous Christmas radio message against Nazism. The news coincides with the French cinemas´ exhibition of Constantin Costa-Gavras´ controversial film "Amen," concerned with Pius XII´s alleged silence in face of Nazism. Despite his surname, Francois de Beaulieu is a German, descendent of a Huguenotic family of Rheims, which emigrated to Germany in the 17th century. Today he is a pastor in Morbihan, France, but in 1942 he was a sergeant radio operator stationed in Zossen, near Berlin, at the headquarters of the Wehrmacht,. http://www.zenit.org/article-4406?l=english
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The Unsilent Pope | First Things

Critics of Pius XII have long claimed that the Allies were bitterly frustrated by the pontiff’s official neutrality during World War II. Among the evidence for this they cite some of the official dispatches of Harold H. Tittmann, Jr., who from 1940 to 1946 was chief assistant to Myron Taylor, Franklin Roosevelt’s personal representative to the Vatican. In works from Saul Friedlander’s 1966 Pius XII and the Third Reich to John Cornwell’s 1999 Hitler’s Pope , the occasional criticisms expressed in Tittmann’s dispatches have been quoted against Pius.
The entrance to the convent of the Santi Quattro Coronati « O urs wants only to be a small testimony about Pope Pius XII. Without any pretension, for goodness sake. Certainly, the amount of writings about the presumed indifference of the Pontiff and his “silences” about the Jews in the years of Nazi Fascism, pains us deeply. http://www.30giorni.it/articoli_id_11035_l3.htm?id=11035

30Days - The Holy Father orders…

The Rev. Michel Riquet, a Jesuit priest and former Resistance fighter who became the most popular preacher of postwar Paris as well as a widely read author, died there on Friday. He was 94.

Michel Riquet, 94, French Jesuit Priest Active in Resistance - B

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JEWISH HISTORIAN PRAISES PIUS XII'S WARTIME CONDUCT

Michael Tagliacozzo Works at a Center for Holocaust Studies VATICAN CITY, (ZENIT.org).- The closed-door meeting of the Judeo-Christian Historical Commission, which has been meeting in Rome since Monday 23, ends today. The commission was established last October by Cardinal Edward I. Cassidy, president of the Committee for Religious Relations with Jews, to examine the 11 volumes of archives documents relating to the Holy See's activities during the Second World War. In recent years Pius XII and the Holy See have been accused of not doing enough to save Jews persecuted by the Nazis.

Papal Address on 75th Anniversary of Vatican Radio

VATICAN CITY, MARCH 21, 2006 ( Zenit.org ).- Here is a translation of the address Benedict XVI delivered March 3 when visiting the headquarters of Vatican Radio for its 75th anniversary. I willingly visit you at your fine headquarters in the Palazzo Pio, which the Servant of God Paul VI wished to make available to Vatican Radio. I offer you all a cordial greeting and I thank you for your welcome. I greet in particular the superior general of the Society of Jesus, Father Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, and I thank him for the service which, since the origins of Vatican Radio, the Jesuits have rendered to the Holy See, faithful to the Ignatian charism of total dedication to the Church and to the Roman Pontiff. http://www.zenit.org/article-15592?l=english

POPE IS EMPHATIC ABOUT JUST PEACE; His Stress on 'Indispensable

http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F10B1FF73D54117A93C6A81788D85F448485F9 ROME, March 13--Twice in two days Pope Pius has gone out of his way to speak of the necessity for justice as well as peace, and Vatican circles take this as an emphasis of his stern demand to Joachim von Ribbentrop, German ...
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Newly Discovered Documents Prove Pope Pius XII was a Friend

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