By John Dear On Friday, February 7th, the temperature in Antartica reached 65 degrees. That’s never happened before. Yes, the sick, corrupt president was impeached and acquitted by sick, corrupt…
By Rev. John Dear (Dec. 23, 2019) Each Christmas, we celebrate the birthday of Jesus, whom Gandhi called the greatest person of nonviolence in history. Alas, he lamented, the only…
Over the last fifty years, there have been thousands of nonviolent movements for peace and justice that have made huge strides, and at the heart of every one of those…
By Rev. John Dear (Published in Richard Rohr’s magazine, Oneing, Fall 2018) “I believe in the essential unity of humanity, and for that matter, of all that lives,” Gandhi once…
Two weeks ago, after CODEPINK friends disrupted the Capitol hearings, the man in the White House (I like Harry Potter--“He Who Shall Not Be Named”) said that protesting should be…
Driving up the two-lane mountain road along the red and orange wall of rocks on one side and the shocking sheer cliff down to the sagebrush valley far below on…
“Nonviolence Is Courageous and Daring:” The Progressive Magazine Interviews Rev. John Dear. (June, 2018) (This interview was held at the Progressive magazine office in Madison, Wis., and conducted by Norman…
by Mark Lombard Father John Dear is a priest of the Monterey, California Diocese and outreach coordinator for Pace e Bene Nonviolence Service, an independent, non-denominational 501(c)(3) organization founded…
by Tom Boswell Just prior to the December 2015 Climate Change Conference in Paris, Pope Francis warned a group of reporters that the world is on the brink of committing “suicide.”…
On the Road to Peace A Monthly Newsletter from Fr. John April, 2018 Dear friends, Peace be with you! Fifty years ago, on April 3, 1968, the night before he…