“Jesus was totally nonviolent and calls us to practice and teach Gospel nonviolence and welcome God’s reign of peace and nonviolence, which means from now on, we work for the abolition of war, poverty, racism, gun violence, the death penalty, nuclear weapons, environmental destruction, and all violence.” – Fr. John Dear
Photos
Campaign Nonviolence March and Protest, D.C., Sept. 22, 2018
Fr. John under lockdown, Spring, 2020
John Dear under arrest at the White House, Sept. 2015
John Dear speaking in front of the White House, Sept. 2015
John Dear under arrest at the White House, Sept. 2015
John Dear and John Lewis, 1994
John Dear under arrest at the White House, Sept. 2015
John Dear with Fr. Louie Vitale, OFM
John Dear with Robert Ellsberg and Gustavo Gutierrez, El Salvador, 2015, at Romero’s beatification
John Dear with Robert Ellsberg, Archbishop Rowan Williams and Br. Paul Quenon, OCSO
John Dear, speaking in a church in Houston, 2015
John Dear with friends folksinger Dar Williams and Congressman Dennis Kucinich
John Dear and Daniel Berrigan, New York, 2012
John Dear with other Jesuits, leading the march, about to be arrested at the San Francisco Federal Building for protesting the murder of six Jesuits in El Salvador, Nov. 20, 1989
John Dear at a mural in Johannesburg, South Africa, Jan. 2014
John Dear on Robben Island, South Africa, Jan. 2014
John Dear standing below the window in Mandela’s cell, Robben Island, South Africa, Jan. 2014
John Dear at Mandela’s prison cell, Robben Island, South Africa, Jan. 2014
John Dear walking with the zebra, South Africa, Jan. 2014
John Dear in the home of Steve Biko, at his desk, South Africa, Jan. 2014
John Dear at the Gandhi statue, Pietermaritzberg, South Africa, Jan. 2014
John Dear at the Nelson Mandela/Apartheid Museum, Johannesburg, South Africa, Jan. 2014
John Dear on Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa, Jan. 2014
John Dear with longtime friend Jackson Browne, Denver, 2015
John Dear with Jimmy Carter and friends, Plains, Georgia, August, 2015
John Dear with Shane Claiborne
John Dear with Buddhist leader, Roshi Joan Halifax, 2016
John Dear speaking in the mid 2000s
John Dear in Hawaii, 2012
John Dear with Thich Nhat Hanh, 1998
John Dear under arrest, the White House, July 2000.
John Dear at the San Ildefenso Pueblo, NM, speaking on nonviolence, 2016
John Dear at the San Ildefenso Pueblo, NM, for Campaign Nonviolence, 2016
John Dear at the San Ildefenso Pueblo, NM, speaking on nonviolence, 2016
John Dear in Colombia, South America
John Dear with Martin Sheen, speaking in Oslo, Norway, at the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, 2014
John Dear with Ken Butigan, director of Pace e Bene, at the Vatican, during their meetings on nonviolence, Dec. 2016
John Dear and the Pax Christi-Spirit of Life Plowshares (Phil Berrigan, Lynn Fredriksson, and Bruce Friedrich), Dec. 7, 1993
John Dear with Archbishop Desmond Tutu (who is wearing a New Mexican blanket which John gave him), Cape Town, South Africa, Jan. 2014
John Dear with Pete Seeger, Martin Sheen and Daniel Berrigan, School of the Americas Protest, Georgia, 2000
John Dear with his friend Kerry Kennedy, 2017
John Dear with Daniel Berrigan, and Joe and Sharon Cosgrove, April 2016, two weeks before Dan’s death
John Dear with Joan Baez, and her record producer, Los Angeles, 2017
John Dear with Daniel Berrigan and Robert Ellsberg, 2014
John Dear in Soweto, South Africa, January 2014
John Dear speaking at the Ecumenical Action Days, 2015
John Dear under arrest at the White House, September 2015
John Dear spreading ashes for the annual Sackcloth and Ashes Action, Los Alamos, NM, August 6, 2015, 70th Anniversary of Hiroshima
John Dear under arrest, the White House, July 2000.
John Dear under arrest, Concord naval weapons Station, California, 1993.
John Dear, 2008
John Dear, 2005
John with Jane Fonda
John’s arrest, Dec. 20, 2019, firedrillfridays.com
John’s arrest, Dec. 20, 2019, firedrillfridays.com
John’s arrest, Dec. 20, 2019, firedrillfridays.com
John with Mrs. Ethel Kennedy, and friend Gloria, Spring, 2018
Campaign Nonviolence March and Protest, D.C., Sept. 22, 2018
Campaign Nonviolence March and Protest, D.C., Sept. 22, 2018
Campaign Nonviolence March and Protest, D.C., Sept. 22, 2018