The latest Vatican document to examine the Holocaust urges Christians to do more to preserve the memory of what happened. But the 92-page “Memory and Reconciliation: The Church and the Errors of the Past,” contains no apology for the Catholic Church’s actions during World War II, a move demanded by some Jewish groups.
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