Talk:Pierre-Marie Gerlier
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Approval of the kidnapping of Jewish children during WWII
editAm in the process of reading this article, The Pope, the Jews, and the Secrets in the Archives, which mentions Cardinal Gerlier's role in the abduction of two Jewish boys by the Catholic church during WWII. Here's a quote from the story:
“Her [the kidnapper's] attitude, motivated by her conscience from the fact that the boys are Christian, is approved by His Excellency Cardinal Gerlier” — the archbishop of Lyon, the archdiocese of which Grenoble is a part. At this time, too, Mother Antonine, the superior of the boarding school associated with the Notre-Dame de Sion convent, took on the leading role in keeping the children hidden. She was supported, according to the account provided by Grenoble to the pope, “by the directives of His Excellency Cardinal Gerlier.”
Perhaps this deserves mention in the article? toXasma (talk) 17:28, 4 September 2020 (UTC)