The traditional Catholic teaching on Jews and Judaism: charity and justice toward persons, theological rejection of Talmudic Judaism as a false religion, and opposition to organized Jewry. Scripture, Fathers, Aquinas, pre-Vatican II Magisterium. No hatred. No dual covenant. No zionism.

Explore Genesis 3:15, the Protoevangelium, as Catholic Tradition reveals the eternal enmity between the seed of the Woman, the Church, and the seed of the serpent, the Synagogue of Satan. Christ and Mary triumph over evil, from Eden to the defeat of the Antichrist, shaping all of salvation history.

An academic examination of primary Christian sources documenting 1,000 years of conflict between Christians and Jewish authorities. From the Acts of the Apostles to the Medieval Chronicles, explore the historical record as preserved by the Church. Full source archive in the description.

St. John Chrysostom's Adversus Judaeos, or Against the Jews, examined from a Traditional Catholic perspective. Scripture, Aquinas, Augustine, Trent, and Florence on blindness, deicide, the synagogue, and the fulfillment of the Old Law.

Why did the Church once omit kneeling in the Good Friday prayer for the "perfidious" Jews—and later change it? This video examines the pre-1955 text of the prayer and the theology behind the prayer, using Scripture, Tradition, and Magisterium. Then goes into the 20th Century reforms, asking "why?"

What did the Catholic Church actually teach about usury and the Jews? From Deuteronomy 23:19–20 and Ezekiel 18 to Aquinas, Lateran IV, Paul IV, and Benedict XIV, this video explores a forgotten tradition of economic theology rooted in Scripture, the Fathers, Doctors, and the Magisterium.

God planted a vineyard He called Israel. He tended it with total care — Law, Prophets, Temple, Covenant. He expected justice and righteousness. Instead, He received wild grapes that stank. He then allowed this vineyard to be destroyed, and moved His vineyard elsewhere. Exegesis of Isaiah 5:1–7.

Psalm 59:11 reveals why God preserved the Jews through history. Explore the Cain typology, Augustine, the Fathers, and the Church’s teaching on the Witness People Doctrine — preservation without restoration, testimony without annihilation, scattered amongst all nations, without a homeland.

An ox knows its owner. A donkey knows its master’s crib. But the unbelieving Jews of Israel do not know God. (Isaiah 1:2-4) A devastating divine indictment: even brute animals obey their Creator, yet God’s formerly chosen people rebelled, rejecting, and even killing, the One they were promised.

What is the "Whore of Babylon"? The Book of Revelation/Apocalypse identifies the "great city" by name — where the Lord was crucified. This could only be apostate Jerusalem, the city where the Jews denied, and continue to deny, Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Watch this video for proof!