The Fourth council of Toledo, presided over by St. Isidore of Seville, addresses those who “show support and favour to the Jews against the faith of Christ”.

Pope Gregory IX reminds the Jews of their yoke of perpetual slavery, and exhorts Christians to repress all their “excesses”.

Catholics do not call non-Catholics ‘Christians’, because they are not true followers of Christ.

Pope Benedict XIV cautions against the “faithlessness” and “superstitions” of the Jews, telling Christians that their ways do not harmonize with ours.

Pope Innocent III, keeping with the constant practice and attitude of the Church, underscores the Jewish guilt for the crime of deicide and its consequences.

Msgr. Glenn, by way of analogy, compares interracial to inter-religious marriages, and discourages against the former

Rev. Gilligan examines the distinct moral complexion of an interracial marriage, along with the likely view of older theologians on the practice

Fr. Lafarge outlines the “grave reasons” against any general practice of racial intermarriage

Fr. Bonaventure Hinwood explains the relation of racial preservation to racial legislation, within a Catholic framework

Pope Leo XIII repeats the truth that women “[are] by nature fitted for home-work”

Cd. Hlond details the Jewish problem, advocating a boycott of Jewish businesses and publications, while charging Christians to accept sincere Jewish converts

The current right-wing and left-wing Jewish dialectic has a parallel in Church history—Fr. John Laux details the latter

Fr. Haydock’s commentary on Numbers 12:1, often cited as definitive proof of God punishing those who speak against interracial marriage

Pope Pius XI, teaching on the social order says, “the right ordering of economic life cannot be left to a free competition of forces. For from this source, as from a poisoned spring, have originated and spread all the errors of individualist economic teaching”

Msgr. Delassus uncovers the modern Jewish conspiracy where Talmudists and liberal Jews are engaged in apparent opposition, but posses the same goal—domination by the Jewish race

Fr. Hinwood discusses the rights of the races, along with the collective responsibility of members to their racial heritage

Pius XII, quoting St. Leo the Great, teaches that “was there effected a transfer from the law to the Gospel, from the Synagogue to the Church”

‘Ecumenism of Blood’ is heresy, now recently inserted in the V2 magisterium.

Pope Leo XIII pens an indulgenced prayer for the conversion of Africa, asking God to remove the “curse of Cham from their hearts”

Fr. Felix y Sarda denounces the heresy and deeds of liberalism, calling them the “gravest sins known in the code of Christian law”