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Twenty-seven German Catholic bishops made a bridge-building trip to Israel.(Brief article)
Twenty-seven German Catholic bishops made a bridge-building trip to Israel. All went well, until Bishops Hanke, of Eichstatt, and Mixa, of Augsburg, compared the Palestinian town of Ramallah to the ghetto, meaning the Warsaw Ghetto, whose inhabitants were murdered by Germans of the Nazi persuasion in World War II. These bishops need a refresher course in homiletics. Unfortunately, they employ a trope, all ...
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