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Movies / Gibson Film #748621

ABC Evening News for Sunday, Feb 15, 2004
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(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) Report introduced.

(Chicago: Dean Reynolds) A new effort by the Catholic Church to deal with Mel Gibson's controversial film "The Passion of the Christ" about the death of Jesus examined; details given from the new Catholic book about Jesus. [Anti-Defamation League's Abraham FOXMAN†- reacts to the film's blaming of the Jews for the crucifixion.] [Catholic Theological Union president Rev. Donald SENIOR†- says there is no collective responsibility for the Jewish people for the death of Jesus.] [First United Methodist Church Rev. Philip BLACKWELL†- comments on different interpretations of the passion story.]

(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) Gibson's interview on two ABC shows announced.

Reporter(s):
Vargas, Elizabeth;
Reynolds, Dean
Duration:
00:02:30

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