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The Vatican was very early in condemning Nazism. Your comment is proof of the claim made by Gibson in the New Yorker that there is a concerted effort to link the Holocaust to the Catholic Church. People like you think nothing of mouthing such idiocies. This is true anti-Catholic hatred and bigotry, especially since the Church did so much during the Second World War to rescue Jews--more than anybody else, in fact. The Church spoke out early and clearly about the Nazis and Vatican archives reveal that Pius XII considered Hitler evil from the very start of his rise to power and stated this in his letters.

The Vatican was very early in condemning Nazism. Your comment is proof of the claim made by Gibson in the New Yorker that there is a concerted effort to link the Holocaust to the Catholic Church.

Did Pius XII washed his hands also?

Honestly, Gibson made his money by portraying a violent police officer, or a warrior of some sort. He teaches kids that violence is good to respond to violence. When did he attempted to turn the other chick. How thin is the line separating fantasy from reality. Do you know what his true artistic intentions are? Do you really know?

The Church spoke out early and clearly about the Nazis and Vatican archives reveal that Pius XII considered Hitler evil from the very start of his rise to power and stated this in his letters.

The archives were partially revealed about 50 years after the war. Lots of time to rewrite history, don't you think? You are wrong when you say Hitler was evil, his followers were far more evil than him! Unfortunately, shades of Hitler followers are still around doing their little EVIL THINGS.

I occasionally must work with a loud little man who claims to be an ordained minister, who emphatically states the Catholic Church financed Hitler and the Holocaust.

Of course, he is not real rational on other subjects, either. (Which may explain why no church has hired him as a pastor.)