John Dear

John Dear is a priest, activist and author of 40 books including The Beatitudes of Peace and The Gospel of Peace: A Commentary on Matthew, Mark, and Luke from the Perspective of Nonviolence, and is the founder and director of the Beatitudes Center for the Nonviolent Jesus. For information about his books, articles and speaking schedule, go to: www.johndear.org.

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The Beatitudes 'are the reality of everything,' Joan Chittister tells John Dear

The most active person of daring nonviolence in history was Jesus

Richard Rohr on the age of outrage: 'Even those who think they are angry, are really sad'

Forgiveness and compassion on death row with Sr. Helen Prejean

Actor and activist Martin Sheen: The Gospel is personal to me

Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked Pentagon Papers, was a prophet of truth and disarmament

Protest! Protest! Protest!

South Africa journey: In Pietermaritzburg and Durban

South Africa journey: In Johannesburg and Soweto

Mandela's long, inspiring walk to freedom

Leaving the Jesuits after 32 years

A Christmas prayer for peace

A friend's Advent journey to the God of peace

Honor Mandela by carrying on the struggle for justice and peace

Remembering the 20th anniversary of a Plowshares action for peace

In honor of the SOA victims: 'No más! No more!'

The assassination of John F. Kennedy and 'Project Unspeakable'

The world - and Word - according to William Stringfellow

Gutierrez and Farmer's 'In the Company of the Poor'

Drone protesters acquitted in New York court

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