John Paul II supported greater dialogue between Catholics and Jews, but did not explicitly support dual-covenant theology. On November 17, 1980, John Paul II delivered a speech to the Jews of Berlin in which he discussed his views of Catholic–Jewish relations.
Pope John Paul II's stance on Catholic-Jewish relations led to increased dialogue between the two faiths, although he did not explicitly endorse a dual-covenant theory. On November 17, 1980, Pope John Paul II delivered an address to the Jewish community of Berlin, sharing his thoughts on this sensitive topic.