Saigon’s Fall & Father Berrigan’s Death
Yesterday April 30 the controversial Jesuit priest Daniel Berrigan died at age 94 after 70 years of intense political activism,…
Mark TooleyMay 1, 2016
THE STRENGTH THAT YIELDS & THE STRENGTH THAT BREAKS
60 years ago Moshe Dayan eulogized murdered Israeli kibbutz leader, Roi Rotberg
Marc LiVeccheApril 29, 2016
Is the Catholic Church About To Abandon Its Just War Teaching?
No – though The National Catholic Reporter would apparently like you to think it is.
James Turner JohnsonApril 26, 2016
News Flash: We’re at War (Still)
It may come as a surprise to the president, but key members of his national-security team say America is at war.
Alan DowdApril 18, 2016
Just War as Peacemaking
The just war ethic is really and first an approach to politics as the moral exercise of power in service of justice, fairness, stability, and ultimately peace.
Joseph E. CapizziApril 14, 2016
A Roman Catholic Conference on Nonviolence & Just Peace
A three day conference in Rome, co-convened by a Vatican council and Catholic peacemakers groups, is taking another look at an old debate
James Turner JohnsonApril 12, 2016
Bonhoeffer & Anti-Nazi Martyrs
April 9 was the anniversary of the executions of Pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer and five fellow anti-Nazi conspirators in 1945 at…
Mark TooleyApril 10, 2016
