Friday, March 23, 2007

DECLARATION OF SENTIMENTS 1938, WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON

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Bio: A major figure in American non-violent history, William Lloyd Garrison was instrumental in getting the abolitionists to adopt the creed...

Religious Satyagraha, M.K. Gandhi

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Bio: The prophet of 20th-century non-violence, Gandhi was to the Indian people a spiritual leader, a po litical realist, and a charismatic p...
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Thursday, March 22, 2007

The Time of My Commitment, George Fox

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Bio: of temptation who, not without great danger to yourself, are doing all you can to force your brother into danger? Do you deserve to be ...
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Our Father, Desiderius Erasmus

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Bio: The man who symbolized the Renaissance, Deside rius Erasmus was a humanist, a monk, and a priest. He preached the contradiction of war ...

Nonviolence VS the Mafia, Danilo Dolci

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Bio: Danilo Dolci went to northwestern Sicily in 1952 to work with the people there, people caught in desperate poverty. He has sought to ed...

Dorothy Day

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Bio: A Communist in her 20’s and a convert to Catholicism during the Depression years, Dorothy Day is the founder and major directive force ...

Not the Smallest Grain of Incense, Tom Cornell

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Bio: Tom Cornell, head of the Catholic Peace Fellowship, and an associate editor of The Catholic Worker, has been active in all forms of pea...
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Militant Non-Violence, William Sloane Coffin

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Bio: Rev. William Sloane Coffin is a chaplain at Yale University, and one of the first men in the nation to challenge this country’s policy ...

Cesar Chavez

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Bio: Dynamic, charismatic, deeply committed and deeply religious, Cesar Chavez is the leader of an unprecedented strike among migrant worker...
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Fetters of Injustice, Dom Helder Camara

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Bio: Dom Helder Camara, the Archbishop of Recife, Brazil, is one of the most respected spokesmen for non-violent revolution in the world to...

Stations on the Road to Freedom, Dietrich Bonhoeffer

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Bio: Dietrich Bonhoeffer was the Lutheran pastor executed by Hitler for his resistance activities. A deeply religious, committed man, Bonhoe...
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Christ's Teachings, Vinoba Bhave

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Bio: Vinoba Bhave was one of Gandhi’s closest and most trusted disciples. One of the most respected practitioners of non-violence in the wo...

An Open Letter to a Bishop, Philip Berrigan

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Bio: Father Philip Berrigan was the first priest in the United States to be imprisoned for his religious-political activity. Prior to his ...

A Meditation from Catonsville, Dan Berrigan

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Bio: Father Daniel Berrigan is one of the most passionate and articulate members of the growing Catholic radical movement. His actions have...
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If we Listen Well, Ed Guinan

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Bio: Edward Guinan is a Paulist priest and founder of the Community for Creative Nonviolence in Washington, D.C. Quotations: "Finally o...
Friday, January 12, 2007

Kristof, Power, Fowler... exploit student Inactivists and Darfur

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[originally posted 4/12/07] "Example is not the main thing in influencing others. It is the only thing." Albert Schweitzer (from E...