Torture and the National Security State
Arlington, VA
January 25, 2007
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Arlington, VA
Pax Christi Metro DC-Baltimore
A Catholic peace and justice community
In this section:
- Overview
- Peacemaker of the Year Awards Dinner, 2008
- 2006 Photos
- 2006 Pax Christi National Conference
- St. Patrick’s Four
- 9/11 Unity Walk – 2006
- Interfaith Prayers for Peace
- Close the School of the Americas
- First Sunday of Advent, Vigil Mass
- Shut Down Guantánamo!
- Torture and the National Security State
- March on Washington to End the War in Iraq
- Bishop Gumbleton’s Visit to DC
- Lenten Vigil at the White House
- Georgetown Forum on Japan
- Liz McAlister on Faith and Resistance
- The Narrow Path with Fr. John Dear, SJ
- Say NO to Israeli Occupation
- TASSC 24 Hour Vigil to End Torture
- The Pursuit of Peace
- Pax Christi USA Forum at the SOA
- Pax Christi Metro DC at the SOA
- Shut Down Guantánamo! 2008
- Pax Christi Metro DC 2008 Spring Assembly
- Remembering the Catonsville 9
Christian Peace Witness
On the Road to Peace
- 65 years with the atomic bomb: A gathering storm for hope August 3, 2010"Tonight's theme is the momentum from a gathering storm for hope which I believe will one day bear fruit in abolishing all nuclear weapons." That's how Bishop Gabino Zavala, President of Pax Christi USA, launched our two-day observance last weekend of the 65th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. read more […]
- After 65 years, retire the bomb! July 27, 2010The year has turned again, and friends and I are busy completing plans for our annual Hiroshima Day events in Santa Fe and Los Alamos. Our theme this time around: “Sixty Five Years Is Enough! Retire the Bomb! We Want a Nuclear Free World!” read more […]
Pax Christi USA
- Interesting article on Truthout concerning the military drones now being used in border enforcement.
- While in Chicago for the National Conference, my wife Kelli took some time to get to know Jane Addams' life a little better. She writes, "Addams was born almost exactly one hundred years before I was, and the times were very different in some ways, but also so much the same. Immigration, poverty, economic justice, war, and racism were issues of her day as they are ours..." Read more at the link below.
