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Ignatius Press
Oct. 7, 2025
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7, 2025 /Standard Newswire/ — Every Christian in the early Church was Jewish, yet today only a small number of Jews enter the Catholic Church. Many Catholics may not even realize there is such a thing as Hebrew Catholicism.
Ignatius Press aims to change that with the release of FROM SINAI TO ROME: Jewish Identity in the Catholic Church, a groundbreaking collection of essays by leading Catholic thinkers. The book illuminates the profound Jewishness of the Catholic faith, from its earliest days in Acts to the present.
Edited by Drs. Angela Costley, herself a Jewish convert, and Gavin D’Costa, FROM SINAI TO ROME gathers insights from some of today’s most respected Catholic thinkers, including Dr. Scott Hahn, Dr. Brant Pitre, Roy Schoeman, Dr. Bruce Marshall, Dr. Lawrence Feingold and others. Together, they examine the Church’s Old Testament roots, the possibility of Hebrew Catholicism within the Church and the often-complex history of Jewish–Catholic relations.
This essential collection examines the question of Jewish–Catholic relations from every angle. FROM SINAI TO ROME probes the possibility of Hebrew Catholicism, which nurtures its Old Covenant roots from within the Church.
“This is an intriguing and life-changing collection of essays on the relationship of the Catholic faith to the historic people of Israel,” said Dr. John Bergsma, renowned Scripture scholar at Franciscan University of Steubenville.
FROM SINAI TO ROME provides fresh insight into the Church’s identity and invites readers to rediscover Christianity’s living bond with Israel.
For more information, to request a review copy or to schedule an interview, please contact Brian O’Neel of Carmel Communications: boneel@CarmelCommunications.com or 484-735-5858.
SOURCE Ignatius Press