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A Justpeace Response to Syria

2/14/12
Retreat with Bishop Gumbleton, March 3

2/12/12
Renounce the Nuclear Idol

1/31/12
Day 7 Fast for Justice Reflection

1/10/12
Advent Meditation

11/26/11
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11/24/11
Jeni Stepanek Named 2011 Peacemaker of the Year

10/15/11
Out of the Mountain of Despair, a Stone of Hope

10/10/11
Save the Date: January 11, 2012, 10 Years Too Many: National Day of Action Against Guantánamo

9/19/11
A Reflection and Invitation

9/06/11
New Nuclear Facility in Los Alamos Signals Start of New Nuclear Arms Race

8/31/11
Tenth Anniversary of 9-11

8/16/11
Kirkridge Retreat Center Recognizes Jean Stokan

8/05/11
Conscience in War Resource Kit

7/31/11
PCMDC-B Remarks at TASSC Anti-Torture Vigil

6/28/11
Not War in Afghanistan: An Open Letter to the President from Religious Leaders

6/23/11
The Hope of Easter and a Disarmed World

5/04/11
Beyond Retaliation: A Gospel Call to Nonviolence

5/04/11
Why Do Many of Us Celebrate Violent Death?

5/03/11

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On the Road to Peace

Making peace in inner-city Oakland, one block at a time
I'm traveling in California for two weeks, giving talks on my new book, Lazarus, Come Forth!, and had the chance to spend an afternoon recently with my friend Anne Symens-Bucher to see for myself the new community she and her family have created in Oakland. The mother of five, a lifelong peace activist and secular Franciscan, Anne and her husband, Terry […]
Jim Douglass' new book, 'Gandhi and the Unspeakable'
Jim Douglass is one of the world's great teachers, theologians and practitioners of Christian nonviolence. I regularly return for inspiration to his classic works The Nonviolent Cross, Resistance and Contemplation and Lightning East to West, which have been recently republished by wipfandstock.com. Based at Mary's House Catholic Worker in Birmingha […]
10 steps to a nation of true justice and peace
One of the nation's sharpest, clearest and brightest voices for justice and peace is Loyola University-New Orleans law professor Bill Quigley, who is also associate director of the Center for Constitutional Rights. Besides teaching, Bill volunteers with the Institute for Justice & Democracy in Haiti (IJDH) and the Bureau de Avocats Internationaux (B […]