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Issue 21 (1987) Table of Contents:

Binyamin Uffenheimer

The Religious Experience of the Psalmists and the Prophetic Mind

Raymond Tournay

A Tribute

Chaim Cohen

Elements of 'Peshat' in Traditional Jewish Exegesis

R. Menahem

A Jewish Commentary on the New Testament: A Sample Verse

Yehuday Liebes

'Who Makes the Horn of Jesus to Flourish'

Ben-Zion Binyamin

'Birkat ha-Minim' and the Ein Gedi Inscription

Dov Rappel

Maimonides as Halakhist and Pastor

Ake Skoog

The Jews, the Church and the Passion of Christ

Barouch Mevorah

Precursors of the Pietist 'Institutum Judaicum'

Shemaryahu Talmon & Thomas Idinopulos

Faith to Faith: A Conversation

Shalom Rosenberg

On Jewish Studies

Ze'ev Harvey

How Much Kabbalah in the Star of Redemption?

Alexander Altmann: In Memoriam

 

Issue 26/27 (1994)

Orthodox Christians and Jews on Continuity and Renewal. The Third Academic Meeting between Orthodoxy and Judaism

PART ONE

Prologue

List of Participants

Program

Pictures from the Meeting

Session I:Welcoming Addresses

                                                                                                                                                           

~The Ecumenical Patriarch

~Response

~Mrs. Virginia Tsouderou

~Mr. Israel Singer

~Metropolitan Damaskinos of Switzerland

~Dr. Gerhart M. Riegner

Session II: Scripture and Hermeneutics

                                                                                                                                                           

Rabbi Prof. Walter S. Wurzburger

Scripture and Hermeneutics: A Jewish View

Prof. Elias Oikonomou

Scripture and Hermeneutics: An Orthodox View

Discussion

Session III: Memory and Responsibility

Prof. Jean Halperin

Memory and Responsibility: A Jewish View

Bishop Irineos of Batska

Memory and Responsibility: An Orthodox View

Discussion

Session IV: Christian Orthodoxy and Judaism in the Modern World

Judge Israel Finestein, Q.C.

Judaism in the Modern World

Rev. Prof. Vitaly Borovoy

Christian Orthodoxy in the Modern World

Discussion

Session V: Faithfulness to the Roots and Commitment toward the Future

Prof. R.J. Zwi Werblowsky

Faithfulness to the Roots and Commitment toward the Future:

A Jewish View

Rev. Prof. Theodore Stylianopoulos

Faithfulness to the Roots and Commitment toward the Future:

An Orthodox View

Discussion

Session VI: Conclusion

                                                                                                                                                           

~Final Discussion

~Communique

                                                                                                                                                           

Dr. Gerhart M. Riegner

Closing Remarks

Metropolitan Damaskinos of Switzerland

Closing Remarks

PART TWO

Prof. Jean Halperin

Vladimir Soloviev Listens to Israel: The Christian Question

Rev. Petra Heldt

A Brief History of Dialogue between Orthodox Christians and Jews

Metropolitan Damaskinos of Switzerland

Truth and Tolerance in Orthodoxy

Rev. Petra Heldt

Bibliography of Dialogue between Orthodox Christians and Jews

A Lecture by Fr. Aurelio Mule Stagno SDB

ADVENT HYMNS ANCIENT & MODERN

IN ROMAN CATHOLIC TRADITION:

Imploring Our Definitive Redemption Through Song,

Between Anamnesis, Firm Faith and Sure Hope

With Particular Reference to Liturgical Celebration in English and Italian

Thursday 22 December 2011 at 7.30 P.M.

The Salesian Theological Institute/Ratisbonne, Rh Shmuel Hanagid 26

Aurelio Mulè Stagno started learning piano and music theory in his native Malta at the age of 6 and continued in Ireland where, in his early years as a Salesian of Don Bosco, he obtained the L.R.S.M. (Licentiate of the Royal Schools of Music) in piano performing and a B.A. (Hons.) in Philosophy and Music from Maynooth University. In preparation for the priesthood he pursued his theological studies at the Salesian Pontifical University in Rome, where in the year 2000 he defended his doctoral thesis (Christus cantor Patris et Ecclesiae) on the theological and liturgical implications of musical imagery used in «Mediator Dei», the 1947 encyclical on the liturgy. At the same time he furthered his musical studies in organ and composition through private tuition, leading up to a Diploma in Composition awarded by the “Licinio Refice” State Conservatory of Frosinone in 2003.

While in Rome he gained some experience as piano accompanist, organist, choral conductor, composer and arranger both within the Salesian University itself and in a parish context on the outskirts of the city, as well as on special occasions in St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican.

Since September 2000 he has joined the Salesian Centre of Theological Studies, initially in Cremisan and from 2004 in Ratisbonne-Jerusalem, as professor of Liturgy, Music Director and Registrar.

Tea, coffee and biscuits will be available from 7.00 P.M. on.