Why Is My Enemy Suffering?
Why Is My Enemy Suffering? by Brayton Shanley Recently, I was speaking to a good friend who challenged me with a question: How is this situation in Israel-Palestine to be
February 12, 2024
Tag: nonviolence
The Execution of Lezmond Mitchell: Life and Death in 2020
by Jim Robinson In her address to the 2020 Republican National Convention on August 26th, Sr. Deirdre Byrne, a member of the Little Workers of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus
October 5, 2020
Pope Francis and Nonviolent Parenting: A Personal Reflection – by Suzanne Belote Shanley
In remarks during a general audience at the Vatican in February, devoted to “the role of fathers in the family,” Pope Francis spoke of correcting children “with firmness” commenting on
July 2, 2015
Must We Not Kill? – by Brayton Shanley
Outrage at the bombing of ISIS is in short supply these past months. There must be strong compliance in this absence of opposition. One can almost hear the unstated logic:
January 25, 2015
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