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A. The “Chosen People” and their replacement by the “New People of God” In the catechisms of the CEI, developed for the first stages of Christian instruction (from preschool to 12 years of age), the Jewish people is above all portrayed as Jesus’ people, a people that is often depicted in negative terms: it has rejected Jesus, has persecuted the first Christians and is hardhearted. The category of “Chosen People” is also interpreted negatively: according to the catechism for young people (1993), this concept would have been understood by the Jewish people as an entitlement to God’s special protection, regardless of their behaviour, even including infidelity.

Jews and Judaism in European Catholic Catechisms and Textbooks