[annalex]

I have nothing to add to my earlier posts on this topic.

[piusv]

Of course you don’t have anything to add. You can’t find anything that actually shows we’re wrong about traditional Catholic teaching on Catholics attending and participating in non-Catholic services. The only exceptions are solemn occasions such as funerals and weddings.

Pre-Vatican II Catholics just didn’t do it. Especially Popes. Period.

[ebb tide]

“When he speaks about evangelization, the idea is to evangelize Christians or Catholics,” to reach “higher dimensions of faith” and a deepened commitment to social justice, Skorka said. “This is the idea of evangelization that Bergoglio is stressing – not to evangelize Jews. This he told me, on several opportunities.”

New pope, Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina, has Jewish connections

Now keep in mind, annalex; whether the rabbi's above statement is true or not, plans are still on for the Pope and Skorka to visit the Holy Land together.

How much "evangelizing" do you expect the Pope to do?