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Peace & Non-Violence

A collection of resources focused on peace & non-violence.

Living Non-Violently • Generations of Faith

This pastoral circle process helps young adults and adults get in touch with the influence of violence in their lives, explore Jesus' way of dealing with violence, and create their own Christian responses to violence.

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Virtue Reality: Peace • Generations of Faith

Reflect on the virtue of peace as a family.

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Peace Meal Ritual • Generations of Faith

A family ritual about responding with peace.

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Peace Scripture Reflections • Generations of Faith

Seven scripture reflections about peace.

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Peace Table Prayer • Generations of Faith

A table prayer focusing on Jesus' gift of peace.

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Peace Ritual Moments • Generations of Faith

An out-the-door blessing and bedtime peace prayer for families.

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World Day of Prayer for Peace • Generations of Faith

January 1

Use this prayer on January 1 to pray for peace with your family.

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Making Peace at Home • Generations of Faith

A checklist for families to create more peace in the home.

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The Living Community • FIRE

Blessed are the Peacemakers

Participants will understand what it means to be a "peacemaker" in the reign of God. • By Kathleen O'Connell Chesto

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For Peace

Communal prayer based on article 78 of the Constitution on the Church in the Modern World. • By Bill Huebsch

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The Gift of Peace

Help the members of your parish become peacemakers - and you will change the world! This article offers ideas for propagating the idea of peace in your parish family. • By Bill Huebsch

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Being Peacemakers

This session on Catholic Social Teaching explores peace. As the Catholic Bishops of the United States explain, “Peacemaking is not an optional requirement of our faith. We are called to be peacemakers, not by some movement of the moment, but by our Lord Jesus. The content and context of our peacemaking is set not by some political agenda or ideological program, but by the teaching of his Church. . .Because we have been gifted with God’s peace in the risen Christ, we are called to our own peace and to the making of peace in our world. As disciples and as children of God, it is our task to seek for ways in which to make the forgiveness, justice, and mercy and love of God visible in a world where violence and enmity are too often the norm” (United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Challenge of Peace). • By John Roberto

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