The present pandemic has seriously effected our programmes this year, but has far from stopped works in the house. As part of these works over the summer, we have transferred the Yom Hashoah Menorah, that had been presented to Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, from our Museum to the entrance of our classroom, named after him, and where it may be better appreciated by our students.
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Through the national memorial for the victims of the Shoah, Yad VaShem, the State of Israel recognizes those courageous non-Jewish men and women, who, risking their lives, saved Jews during the Shoah. Around twenty-five thousand such people have been recognized and among them are fifteen Jesuits.
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The current pandemic has just forced us all back into lockdown here in Jerusalem, right in time for the Jewish New Year, but we look forward to better times when we can welcome back visitors, students, and guests! Those who arrive are now welcomed with a prayer of blessing, right inside our entrance lobby.
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Jesuits in the Holy Land 
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