Our projects in the field of CULTURE
Sending our message of benevolence through music, art and commemoration.
Pave the Way Intiates Gift of the Tikkunei Zohar to The Vatican Library
Late last month, Pope Francis received a local gift from New York that served as a goodwill gesture to promote greater understanding among people of different faiths. Pave the Way Foundation — a Wantagh, L.I.-based organization whose mission is to “end the malevolent...
The Bodmer Papyrus Project
Pave the way Foundation worked with Reverend Richard Donahoe, Rector of the Cathedral of St. Paul in Birmingham, Alabama on this project. Father Donahoe was able to identify the availability of the Bodmer Papyrus, which is the oldest written version of the Gospels of...
Exhibit of “A Blessing to One Another” Pope John Paul II and the Jewish People
Pave the Way Foundation co-sponsored this exhibit, with the Center for Interreligious Understanding and the Museum of Jewish Heritage. September 6, 2006 through February 23, 2007, the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City hosted an historic exhibition: "A...
Concerts of Understanding and Commemoration
In October and November 2005 PTWF sponsored two historic concerts. The first was a collaboration with the Diocese of Rockville Centre, New York, to commemorate the life of Pope John Paul II. This was on October 16th, 2005, the anniversary of the Pope's election to the...
Maimonides Manuscript Loan to The Israel Museum from The Vatican Library
(Photo) Gary and Meredith Krupp with Chief Rabbi of Israel, Yona Metzger and his Chief of Staff, Oded Weiner, at the opening of the Vatican Exhibit. Pave the Way Foundation is pleased to have been instrumental in initiating the first ever exhibit of Hebrew manuscripts...
The Maimonides Project
Maimonides was an enlightened Rabbi, philosopher and physician, whose writings are revered by the Christian, Jewish and Muslim religions. He died 800 years ago, but his writings and message of reconciliation, born of understanding the similarities of the three faiths,...
The Cantorial Concert
14 of the most prominent cantors in the world gave the first concert ever for the Roman Jewish community, members of a delegation from Pave the Way, and special guests from the Vatican, at the great Synagogue of Rome on Jan 17, 2005. Ashkenazi Cantors chanted...