A panel at Benedictine College has explored the changing terrain of Jewish-Catholic relations among younger believers, with speakers urging greater theological seriousness, clearer answers to anti-Semitism and a more confident account of what friendship between Catholics and Jews should look like in an age of online radicalisation. The discussion took place on April 22 at an event titled “Shoulder to Shoulder: Strengthening Jewish-Catholic Friendship at a Moment of Crisis”, co-sponsored by the college and the Coalition of Catholics Against Anti-Semitism.