The Kosher Pig

A statement issued on Wednesday by the Vatican Secretariat of State said that Bishop Williamson “must absolutely, unequivocally and publicly distance himself from his positions on the Shoah.”

Anti-Semitism is a crime against the Semitic People—Arab and Jewish; one of the many commonalities between these two peoples is their complete rejection and abhorrence of the pig—the pig is not eaten, nor is it raised or used at all for anything.

In the Middle book of the Written Torah ViYikra/And Called is written that there is only one animal in the world that has the outer sign of a kosher, cloven hooves, but not the inner sign of multiple stomachs. The Talmud-Book of Law connects the attributes of the pig with that of the hypocrite—one who says one thing with his mouth, but harbors another emotion in his heart. In Hebrew the pig is called Chazir/Return; the Cabala teaches that in the end even the pig will return to become kosher.