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Advocating for Gospel nonviolence instead of Just War Theory

April 23, 2026

by The Catholic Messenger

The history of pacifism is rich and varied in the United States of America and within liberal-progressive currents in our Catholic Church. Literally, to be a pacifist is to be pacific; to be peaceful. A worthy way, I feel, to express one’s love for God and neighbor.
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