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Pope Pius XII's response to World War II, and his public silence regarding the Holocaust, has led to historical controversy. However, after the Vatican opened its archives from the war era to scholars, it emerged that the Pope opted for silence to avoid persecution from the Third Reich and allow the Church to covertly provide humanitarian aid. The Pope established an office to connect Jewish and non-Jewish individuals to their families after separations caused by the war. Critics say the Pope did not openly condemn Nazism to secure safety for the church and clergy in Europe, but others insist that the Church's activity during the war demonstrates that Pius XII always supported people persecuted by the Nazis. Pius XII was declared Venerable by Pope Benedict XVI in 2009, meaning that the controversy surrounding him should not impede his path to sainthood.
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@KnightGeneral Год назад

He was silent in his words but not his actions. He did his best to transport as many jews as possible to other countries.

@leoinsf 10 дней назад

Says who????

@bobclift444 Год назад

Venerable Pope Pius XII, pray for us.

@emmasophy Год назад

He had no power to stop the war , but he did his best for the victims .

@daviddunn3894 8 месяцев назад

Did he? Is that why belongings of Jewish families were found in the Vatican? The Catholic church has been doing a real knock-up job throughout world history

@metalandy Год назад

Everyone should see the movie "Under the Roman Sky". During World War II, Pope Pius XII tries to save Jews from the Nazis.

@johnrooney507 Год назад

Modern secular critics do nothing but slam him. After the war an orchestra from Israel played at the Vatican.

@femteezy1992 Год назад

Yay people played violins after millions died yay.

@johnrooney507 Год назад

@@femteezy1992 Probably wanted to show gratitude for assistance if you didn’t get that.

@stevecinneide8183 Год назад

He also asked the Polish government not to execute Greiser, who was responsible for organizing the Shoah there. Also, why would they play some pagan gentile's music instead of Hebrew music?

@johnrooney507 Год назад

@@stevecinneide8183 I’m not informed on that, but he probably wasn’t big on the death penalty. Plenty of Jewish classical experts down through history, intelligent people like refined things.

@thomaschacko6320 Месяц назад

@@femteezy1992 The Israeli Philharmonic performed at the Vatican, in gratitude for the actions of Pope Pius XII during the Holocaust. In other words, for saving 860,000 Jewish lives. If you do some research, perhaps then we can all shout, “YAY!”

@huh451 7 месяцев назад

I don’t understand why the falsehood of Pius XII’s supposed silence is being brought up over and over through the years. During and after WWII, Pius was greatly praised. At his death in 1958, Gold Meir said, “When fearful martyrdom came to our people in the decade of Nazi terror, the voice of the Pope was raised for the victims. The life of our times was enriched by a voice speaking out on the great moral truths above the tumult of daily conflict.” This along with other contemporaneous praise can be found by anyone if they do a search, on line or in old newspapers. It's a puzzle to me why, over and over, these falsehoods about Pius XII specifically keep cropping up, 80-plus years later. What is going on? It's truly a mystery.

@heartofpuregold Год назад

He should not have blessed Hitler and Mussolini. That said he did a great work for many people during the war.

@raindrops4788 7 месяцев назад

As a Christian you blessed everyone. Is actually the best thing that you can do. to bless the Christ within that person. In hopes for the spark of the Holy Spirit to touch them. I am sure that if they could they would have performed an exorcism instead 😊🙏

@tonronin8244 Год назад

Santo súbito! 🇧🇷

@KazgarothUsher 10 месяцев назад

I must admit great ambivalence about this Pope. His predecessor, Pius IX, during war time, adopted the following position in an encyclical. He condemned the "so-called myth of race and blood" and the idolizing of the State. The encyclical stated that "that man as a person possesses rights he holds from God, and which any collectivity must protect against denial, suppression or neglect". His successor did not. He said nothing.

@thomaschacko6320 Месяц назад

Good, pat yourself on the back for your “ambivalence” and tuck yourself in. Pope Pius XII led the way in saving 860,000 Jewish lives during the Holocaust. That is, more than any other individual or organization. He spoke out when he felt it prudent, without causing even more retaliation from the Nazi regime. Vatican Radio was a tool he made good use of. Clear enough?