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Tag Archives: Daniel Berrigan
Hiroshima never more
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aa7eyjXNEcE”
August 6 is the second anniversary of EngagingPeace.com and the 67th anniversary of the destruction of Hiroshima and much of its population by an atomic bomb. Today’s post focuses on celebrating efforts to end the threat of nuclear weapons, as … Continue reading →
Posted in Armed conflict, Champions of peace, Moral engagement, Weaponry
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Tagged atomic bomb, Barry Crimmins, cluster bombs, Daniel Berrigan, David Dellinger, drones, Hiroshima, Howard Zinn, landmines, Maya Angelou, moral engagement, Mother Teresa, Muhammad Ali, Noam Chomsky, nonviolence, nuclear weapons, peace, Peace Abbey, Thich Nhat Hanh, UMass/Boston
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Signs of the times (Stories of engagement)
The framework for my reflections is constructed from Dr. Martin Luther King’s Speech delivered at Riverside Church in April, 1967 (a year before his assassination). Dr. King’s speech was… Continue reading →
