Rorschach Jesus: The Ignorant Messiah
Could Jesus have been wrong and still have been the Messiah, the Christ, the Son of the living God, the Word of God, the Second Person of the Holy Trinity,…
Sacerdotal Flagism
Should the Flag Be Permanently Displayed in Church Sanctuaries or Other Explicitly Christian Environments? The more zealous a person is for uniting the flag and the cross as complementary and…
The Sword of Peter
Christ ordered Peter to put up his sword and yet today the Vicar of Christ and the Successor of Peter possesses the oldest continually-active military corps in the world-the Papal…
To Teach What Jesus Taught: A Call to Fidelity
Thoroughly enter into the depth of the issue of Gospel Nonviolence by pondering this reflection
Who is Your King? Who is Your God?
A meditation on the eternal contribution and challenge to Christianity and to humanity made by the servant of God-the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. This is the address that was…
Stations of the Cross of Nonviolent Love
Download or View the full booklet here This booklet contains personally assimilable and liveable meditations on specific dimensions of Christ’s Nonviolent Love as he endures each of the 14 stations of…
The War in Iraq and the Requirement of Moral Certainty
Recognizing that Catholic Just War Theory as well as Catholic Moral Theology have a certain amount of practical elasticity built into them, nevertheless, this can be stretched to the moral…
Christian Just War Theory: The Logic of Deceit
Just War Theories have been around for about 2000 years. However, they did not infect Christianity until three hundred years after Jesus’ Resurrection. St. Ambrose and St. Augustine were their…
All things flee thee for thou fleest Me
This book, which contains 11 essays written by Fr. McCarthy, is his quintessential expression of the power and the wisdom of Gospel Nonviolence. The secondary purpose of this book is…