Church of England apologizes for antisemitic laws from 800 years ago

The Synod of Oxford, hosted in 1222 by the Catholic Church in England, outlined extensive social and professional restrictions for Jewish citizens. Jews were stuck with a specific monetary tithe to pay and were given a badge marking them as a member of the Jewish faith.
“Today’s service is an opportunity to remember, repent and rebuild,” Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said on Sunday via social media. [ Source: Fox News (Read More…) ]
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