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This volume collects a variety of important speeches and interviews from 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. †
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Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger was born Aron Lustiger in Paris in 1926, the son of non-practicing Jews from Poland. In 1940, young Aron decided to ask for baptism, taking up the Christian first name Jean-Marie, and becoming a priest. He was ordained in 1954 and served as a students chaplain at the Sorbonne until 1969. For the next ten years, he was a parish pastor. In 1979 he was appointed Bishop of Orléans and called back to Paris as Archbishop less than two years later. He was created a Cardinal in 1983 and elected to the Académie française in 1995. He retired in 2005 and died in 2007.
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