Progressivism in the Church Church Revolution in Pictures Photo of the Week       Left,  30 Giorni,  January 2000;    right,  Los Angeles Times,  December 25, 1999 John Paul II ordered a special cope to wear for the opening of the millennium ceremony at St. Peter's Basilica. The colors of the vestment were chosen to "represent the Temple of Jerusalem," according to Vatican sources. Yet another symbolic concession to Judaism by a conciliar Pope. Inside the Vatican magazine (February 2000, p. 12) reported the fact: "This year John Paul chose special colors to highlight the uniqueness of the bi-millennial Jubilee. On Christmas Eve, he wore a holy mantle the likes of which had never before been seen in St. Peter's! Its colors were flashy blues, reds, and golds - representing the Temple of Jerusalem, according to Vatican sources." Inside the Vatican,  February 2000 Related Topics of Interest   Paul VI wears the symbol of the Jewish high-priest, the rational of the judgment   Another picture of Paul VI wearing the same symbol   John Paul II rewarded for his support of the Jewish religion   JPII embraces the rabbi of Rome Our Lady of La Salette, restore the Holy Church Find 500 more pictures in Previews of the New Papacy Pictures  |  Home  |  Books  |  Tapes  |  Search  |  Contact Us 2002-2007   Tradition in Action, Inc.   All Rights Reserved