What does the Babylonian Talmud actually say about Jesus, Mary, and Christians — and what has the Catholic Church historically taught about it? This is the accurate, primary-source answer: no fraudulent quotes, no discredited polemicists, no sensationalism.

God told Malachi He would reject Israel's sacrifices and replace them with a pure offering among the Gentiles. The Jewish Talmud records the rejection beginning around 30 AD, the time the Jews crucified Jesus Christ. The Council of Trent identifies the fulfilled Sacrifice through the Catholic Mass. 

A scholarly Catholic exegesis of Luke 19:11-27 — the Parable of the Pounds — showing how those who reject the Kingship of Christ, like the Jews, and the wicked servants, will be punished temporally or eternally, citing the Church Fathers, the Catena Aurea, Cornelius a Lapide, and the Magisterium.

Why do modern scholars call 1 Thessalonians 2:14-16 an "anti-Semitic interpolation"? I refute that with the theological explanation of "contrary to all men," the cup of iniquity, and the judgment of 70 AD — from a Traditional Catholic perspective, using Scripture, and other sources.

A Catholic scholarly study of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion within the 2,000-year Adversus Judaeos tradition. Featuring St. Maximilian Kolbe, Fr. Denis Fahey, and the "inner truth" logic of Bl. Clemens August von Galen. From the primary source archives of ChristTheKing.info.

Discover the traditional Catholic exegesis of John 15:1-6: Jesus Christ as the True Vine who fulfills and supersedes the Old Covenant vine of Israel. Unfruitful branches (unbelieving Jews) are cut off; those who abide in Christ form the True Israel — the Church. 

A traditional Catholic theological rebuttal of Benedictine College's April 22, 2026 Neo-Judaizer conference that advocated for Catholic-Jewish friendship. The 12 theological errors are rebutted using Scripture, the Church Fathers/Doctors, the Council of Florence, and the pre-Vatican II Magisterium.

Are the Israeli-American wars in the Middle East "Just"? After applying Sts. Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Robert Bellarmine & multiple Catholic Catechisms to Gaza, Lebanon & Iran, the answer is "no". — even the U.S. military's Catholic archbishop says "no". Watch this video to learn why!

Discover the Catholic Church’s consistent theological opposition to Zionism through primary sources from Popes Leo XIII to Benedict XVI. Featuring key quotes from Pope St. Pius X (“Non possumus”), La Civiltà Cattolica, L’Osservatore Romano, Vatican officials, and more.

Vatican II's 1965 declaration on the Jews made no doctrinal change. So why do some so-called Catholics insist it changed Church teaching on the Jew? Also, why has sixty years of implementation produced near-zero Catholic Jewish conversions and formal statements denying the need to evangelize Jews?