News Focusing on Y2K, Pope orders repentance for treatment of Jews Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | December 4, 1998 Sunday's edict, known as a papal bull, called on Catholics to make a "humble recognition of our faults." During Holy Year, the edict said, the church should "kneel before God and implore forgiveness for the past and present sins of her sons and daughters." It said the church had to acknowledge that history "records events which constitute a counter-testimony to Christianity." The papal bull also called for Jerusalem to be a center of interreligious peace. "May the Jubilee serve to advance mutual dialogue until the day when all of us together — Jews, Christians and Muslims — will exchange the greeting of peace in Jerusalem," it said. J. Correspondent Also On J. Politics Jewish philanthropist Daniel Lurie files to run for mayor of S.F. Local Voice Here’s to the next 175 years of Jewish life in California Israel At UN, Netanyahu touts prospects for agreement with Saudis Recipe Filled and grilled, this pita casserole is ideal for Sukkot Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up