Patrick O'Neill

Patrick O'Neill is a longtime contributor to NCR. He is a co-founder of the Fr. Charlie Mulholland Catholic Worker House, which opened in 1991 in Garner, North Carolina. In 2018, as part of the Kings Bay Plowshares 7, he entered Kings Bay Naval Base, the U.S. Atlantic home port of the Trident submarine, to protest these submarines and the nuclear weapons that they carry.

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Jul 05, 2012

Wild Goose Festival focuses on prayer, social justice

May 09, 2012

Churches helped North Carolina ban same-sex marriage

May 07, 2012

North Carolina bishops push for ban on same-sex marriage

May 04, 2012

N. Carolina dioceses mail postcards supporting 'traditional marriage'

Mar 08, 2012

The trouble with being more than just pro-life

Mar 02, 2012

Longtime peace activist says her health is on the decline

Feb 20, 2012

SOA Watch activists arrested after protest against border militarization

Dec 14, 2011

North Carolina leaders urge repeal of death penalty

Nov 30, 2011

Pax Christi treasurer: More communication with bishops, youth needed

Nov 22, 2011

Soldier joins SOA Watch march as conscientious objector

Nov 22, 2011

SOA Watch protest draws small yet diverse crowd

Nov 21, 2011

Georgia rally decries prison's treatment of immigrants

Jun 27, 2011

Tattoos, music, and 'legitimate questioning of theology'

Jun 26, 2011

Wild Goose Day 3: mingling of faith traditions

Jun 24, 2011

At 'Wild Goose,' echoes of Martin Luther King, Jr

Jun 24, 2011

With a smearing of mud, 'Wild Goose' takes flight

Jun 22, 2011

Part revival, part music fest: 'Wild Goose'

Nov 09, 2010

Death penalty abolitionists gathering in Atlanta

Feb 23, 2009

Peace activist Peter DeMott dead after fall

Feb 17, 2009

Mepkin monks go from chickens to mushrooms