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Religion / Papal Apology #392735

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Mar 07, 2000
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(Rome: Mark Phillips) Plans for Pope John Paul II to give a formal apology for the actions of Catholics against Jews and Protestants reported; historical footage shown. [Vatican document co-author Monsignor Bruno FORTE - says not all Jews are opposed to some papal actions.] ["Hitler's Pope" author John CORNWELL - says the pope will never criticize a predecessor Like Pope Pius XII.] [European Jewish Congress Tullia ZEVI - says the apology document raises more questions.]

Reporter(s):
Phillips, Mark;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:10

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