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ALT Flyer for event. Top banner: logo with a Star of David, torch, and Cross. Fay Rozovsky Lecture in Jewish-Catholic Dialogue. Sponsored by the Jewish-Catholic Theological Exchange Committee and the Center for Global Education. Picture of an ancient sarcophagus carved with a Menorah. October 20 | 6:30pm; Ruane Center 105; Providence College and on Zoom; Reception with kosher options to follow Register at: https://tinyurl.com/EternalCity26 Jews in the Eternal City Soundings in a 2000-Year History Thomas Bolin, Providence College Scholar-in-Residence in Jewish Studies and Jewish-Christian Relations For at least two thousand years, Jews have lived in Rome continuously alongside Christians. This shared history occupies an important place in Jewish-Christian relations. This lecture examines specific moments in that history, focusing on the lives of individual Roman Jews. Their stories, in both triumph and tragedy, show us a resilient and resourceful community living at the center of the C

ALT Flyer for event. Top banner: logo with a Star of David, torch, and Cross. Fay Rozovsky Lecture in Jewish-Catholic Dialogue. Sponsored by the Jewish-Catholic Theological Exchange Committee and the Center for Global Education. Picture of an ancient sarcophagus carved with a Menorah. October 20 | 6:30pm; Ruane Center 105; Providence College and on Zoom; Reception with kosher options to follow Register at: https://tinyurl.com/EternalCity26 Jews in the Eternal City Soundings in a 2000-Year History Thomas Bolin, Providence College Scholar-in-Residence in Jewish Studies and Jewish-Christian Relations For at least two thousand years, Jews have lived in Rome continuously alongside Christians. This shared history occupies an important place in Jewish-Christian relations. This lecture examines specific moments in that history, focusing on the lives of individual Roman Jews. Their stories, in both triumph and tragedy, show us a resilient and resourceful community living at the center of the C

ALT Flyer for event. Top banner: logo with a Star of David, torch, and Cross. Fay Rozovsky Lecture in Jewish-Catholic Dialogue. Sponsored by the Jewish-Catholic Theological Exchange Committee and the Center for Global Education. Picture of an ancient sarcophagus carved with a Menorah. October 20 | 6:30pm; Ruane Center 105; Providence College and on Zoom; Reception with kosher options to follow Register at: https://tinyurl.com/EternalCity26 Jews in the Eternal City Soundings in a 2000-Year History Thomas Bolin, Providence College Scholar-in-Residence in Jewish Studies and Jewish-Christian Relations For at least two thousand years, Jews have lived in Rome continuously alongside Christians. This shared history occupies an important place in Jewish-Christian relations. This lecture examines specific moments in that history, focusing on the lives of individual Roman Jews. Their stories, in both triumph and tragedy, show us a resilient and resourceful community living at the center of the C

ALT A Charitable Reading:The Grail as Tamḥui in the Hebrew King Arthur Romance of 1279 Christopher Michael Berard (bio) and Leon Jacobowitz-Efron (bio) The Hebrew Arthurian romance Sefer ha-Heshmed (1279), or Melekh Artus, translates 'Grail' as 'tamḥui,' the communal charity platter used by Jewish communities to feed the poor. This article argues that this choice is learned and empathetic, capturing the form, function, and much of the symbolic meaning of the Christian Grail. (CMB and LJE)


















