The Interfaith Relations Commission exercises special responsibility within the life of the Council for programs, resources and communication integral to the building and maintenance of interfaith relationships, and to theological reflection of these relationships.  The Commission works with and on behalf of the churches to strengthen relationships between Christians and people of other faiths through study, dialogue, the development of cooperative programs and the sharing of resources and information.  It provides an ecumenical forum for sharing, common counsel and theological reflection regarding interfaith relations, and coordinates its work with other entities of the Council as appropriate.
 

The Kraft-Hiatt fund supports campus and community-wide educational initiatives that foster understanding of Judaism and Jewish culture, and dialogue between Jews and Christians.  The fund is administered by the Rev. Michael C. McFarland, S.J. Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture, with the assistance of a Kraft-Hiatt faculty Advisory Committee.

Visit their website at: http://academics.holycross.edu/crec/events/series/kraft-hiatt

The Sisters of Sion Congregational Team for Jewish-Christian Relations is composed of members of the congregation from around the world devoted to implementing its special charism for Christian-Jewish relations.

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