Background
Fisher, Eugene Joseph was born on September 10, 1943 in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, United States. Son of Eugene Joseph and Caroline Marie Fisher.
(During the past 30 years, Fisher has been charting the ma...)
During the past 30 years, Fisher has been charting the marked improvement in the relationship between Christianity and Judaism within the Catholic community. Here he discusses the changing attitudes of both the official church and its members, addresses the question "Are the Gospels anti-Semitic?", and points the way toward increased dialogue and celebration of the common heritage.
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(There is in America a tradition of religious involvement ...)
There is in America a tradition of religious involvement in the shaping of public social policy. Today, official representatives of all faiths continue to address a whole lexicon of concerns such as welfare reform, gun control, human rights, euthanasia, and abortion. The authors describe the actual policy making structures within the Catholic and Jewish communities. They address important questions such as: When is an issue crucial enough to demand a position? What kind of reflection precedes a formal statement? What stance is to be taken in the statement consciousness raising, reform, or healing? Whose testimony is sought for authentic presentation of the religious tradition as well as for an accurate assessment of the social issue under consideration? These and other questions are raised in the context of actual Catholic and Jewish positions on family policy, national economic policy, and international human rights. Eugene Fisher is executive secretary of the Secretariat for Catholic-Jewish Relations, National Conference of Catholic Bishops. Daniel F. Polish is the associate executive vice-president of the Synagogue Council of America.
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religious organization administrator
Fisher, Eugene Joseph was born on September 10, 1943 in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, United States. Son of Eugene Joseph and Caroline Marie Fisher.
Bachelor, Sacred Heart Seminary, 1965. Master of Arts in Catholic Theology, University Detroit, 1968. Master of Arts in Hebrew Studies, New York University, 1971.
Doctor of Philosophy in Hebrew Culture, Education, New York University, 1976.
Adjunct professor University Detroit, 1969-1977. Director teacher training Archdiocese of Detroit, 1971-1977. Director Catholic-Jewish relations National Conference Catholic Bishops, Washington, since 1977.
Advisory board National Institute Against Prejudice and Violence, since 1986, Center Jewish-Christian Studies and Relations, New York City, since 1987, National Catholic Institute Holocaust Education, Seton Hill College, Pennsylvania, since 1986, Institute Jewish-Christian Understanding, Muhlenberg College, since 1990. Consultant Vatican Commission on Religious Relations with Jews, since 1981, International Conference Christians and Jews, Heppenheim, Germany, 1983, 85, 87, National Association Diocesan Ecumenical Officers, since 1983, others. Presenter workshops in field.
(During the past 30 years, Fisher has been charting the ma...)
(There is in America a tradition of religious involvement ...)
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Member of the United States Holocaust memorial Council, Washington, since 1987. Member National Conference of Christians and Jews, Society Biblical Literature (president Chesapeake Bay region 1980-1981), Catholic Biblical Association, National Association professors Hebrew, Biblical Archaeology Society, Svc. International de Documentation Judeo-Chretienne, American Academy Religion, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Christian Study Group on Judaism and Jewish People, National Institute on Holocaust, Center Holocaust Studies, National Association Ecumenical Officers, National Council Churches Christian-Jewish Rels.
Office (Executive Committee since 1982).
Married Catherine Ambrosiano, December 31, 1970. 1 child, Sarah Ambrosiano Fisher.