New research shows Catholic Church in Rome hid thousands of Jews from Nazis during WWII

Catholic institutions provided shelter for over 3,200 Jews in Rome during Nazi occupation, according to newly uncovered documentation.
Information revealed through research by Pontifical Biblica Institute, Rome's Jewish Community, and Yad Vashem.
During 9 month Nazi occupation, around 2,000 of 10,000-15,000 Jews in Rome were deported and murdered.
In total, nearly 8,000 Italian Jews were killed in the Holocaust.
Documentation helps fill in historical record about Catholic Church's role protecting Jews from Nazis.