Did Pope Pius XII Silence Make Him an Antisemite?

Introduction The silence of Pope Pius XII made him an anti-Semitic. What is anti-Semitism? Anti-Semitism means anti-Jewish prejudice, suspicion of Jewish suspects, contempt, hostility and hatred. People who discriminate against Jews or who have hostile or prejudice against Jews are considered anti-Jews. The term anti-Semitism was built by German journalist Wilhelm Mal in the 1870s. And he wishes to contrast the so-called scientific hatred against the Jews with the religious forms of anti-Semitism.

Pope Pius XII served as a pope during a critical period from 1938 to 1945 and was generally regarded as a German. The Vatican's position relative to national socialists before and after acquiring power basically corresponds to the German Catholic hierarchy. Some did condemn the protection of the Pope on 12th because he did not speak and others admired him to be cautious and silent so as not to endanger the lives of more Jews . Nonetheless, the Pope is regarded as a cause of Catholic silence, justice or unfairness. Modern Catholics have become used to their pope leaders. During the Holocaust, Pius XII announced that German Catholic bishop replaced him when the Nazis came to the Jews. But the bishops who are not used to independent actions say nothing or rarely say

On the first 25th anniversary of Pope Pius XII Bishop and Silver Jubilee 13th May 1942, the Vatican published "Information and secrets of Fatima". On October 31, 1942, Pope Pius XII discussed the illusion of Fatima with the Portuguese radio address, and in particular in connection with Russia, devoted humanity to the center of Immaculate Immaculation. (See below) On 8 December 1942, the Pope formally and solemnly declared this devotion at the ceremony held at St. Peter's Basilica of Rome.

Pope Pius XII and John Paul II have special relationships with Our Lady Fatima. Pope Benedict XV threw a career as a church in Pacheli, promoted to the Archbishop of Sistine Chapel on May 13, 1917. On 13th October 1958, Pius XII rested in the basement of St. Peter's Basilica, Madonna of Fatima. In 1984, Pope John Paul II dedicated the entire world to the Virgin Mary without stating clearly about Russia. Some people believe that Mother Lucy will confirm that the ritual is in line with Virgin Mary's request. However, in the September 1985 issue of the Blue Army's Spanish magazine Solde Fátima, Sister Lucy said the ceremony did not meet the needs of the Virgin Mary.