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Geraldine Doogue |
The Media Geraldine Doogue addresses women at one of three gatherings celebrating the centenary of the
Brigidine girls’ school, Kilbreda, Mentone, in Melbourne. |
2005-10-19 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 112 |
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Mark Burton |
Stating the Obvious |
The CCJ has long regarded reasoned engagement between Jews and Christians as the way ahead: not
’mere education’, with descriptions of one made by the other, but rather a respectful, gracious meeting of people,
not merely ideas and conclusions. |
2005-10-01 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 113 |
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Rachel Kohn |
The Media Rachael Kohn answers prepared questions |
2005-09-13 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 107 |
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Pathways to Ordination |
Theology Deepened understandings of rabbinical and ministerial training emerged
during a dialogue at Trinity College, Melbourne. |
2005-07-02 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 103 |
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Philip Harvey |
The Book and the books: riches in theological libraries |
2005-06-07 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 99 |
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Teaching Stillness and Silence |
2005-05-06 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 95 |
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Jerusalem Sojourn |
History Sister Helen Frawley sees her four-month stay in Jerusalem this year as the highlight of her term as Provincial of the Sisters of Sion for Australia and The Philippines |
2005-03-06 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 87 |
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Sion Sisters Meet the Challenge |
History The Sisters of Our Lady of Sion have a history of 140 years. Their congregation was founded by brothers, Theodore and Alphonse Ratisbonne, who were born in Strasbourg of a well-assimilated German-Jewish family, converted separately to Roman Catholicism and they were both ordained priests. |
2005-03-06 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 86 |
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Julie Contole |
What Is Happening In Schools? |
2005-02-10 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 84 |
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Michael Cohen |
The Challenge Remains as Great as Ever |
From Gesher Vol. 3 No. 1, October, 2004: The Outgoing and the Incoming Chairman of the CCJ Victoria |
2005-01-18 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 81 |
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'Our Future Together' — Abraham Conference at ACU |
2004-12-04 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 74 |
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Michael S. Cohen |
We do not live in the past but the past lives in us |
2004-11-11 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 75 |
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Judith Lieu |
The Synagogue and the Separation of the Christians |
An abbreviated version of a paper given at the Jewish Museum, Melbourne |
2004-10-03 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 71 |
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Rabbi Fred Morgan |
Establishing a relationship with the “Other”: The greatest challenge of our time |
Introducing Gesher |
2004-10-03 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 70 |
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Gad Ben-Meir |
Fearless Insularity |
Gesher Editorial 2003 |
2004-10-03 |
GESHER 2003-2004 > 69 |
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Yaron, Kalman |
Verbannung und Erlösung |
Während der Zionismus seine Aufmerksamkeit dem territorialen und nationalen Aspekt des jüdischen
Volkes widmet, richtet das Tora-Judentum seinen Blick auf die göttliche Offenbarung am Berg
Sinai. Der Widerspruch zwischen jenen, die Normalität suchen, und den anderen, die die jüdische
Besonderheit betonen, ist so alt wie das Judentum selbst. |
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GESHER 2003-2004 > 271 |
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Gad Ben-Meir |
More to Remember |
Gesher editorial |
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GESHER 2003-2004 > 12 |
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