Auschwitz convent sparks Jewish Catholic controversy abroad
The Auschwitz vicinity nun convent near the former camp draws Jewish leaders and Catholic defenders into a dispute over memory and reverence. Belgian and French rabbis urge Pope John Paul II to close the site, while Catholic officials defend prayers for martyrs including Edith Stein and plan renovations to house 25 nuns and a chapel.
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