Learn about the Just Peace Approach. For more information, visit https://nonviolencejustpeace.net/resources/.

In this reflection on the papal message for World Communications Day, we invite you to consider how "fake news" has impacted your life and society and to discern how you will respond to this call by reading the following selections from the Pope’s message and reflecting on the suggested questions.

Pope Francis urges all Christians to view global migration as an opportunity to build peace. Calling on each of us to embrace all those forced to flee their homelands for social, economic, cultural, or environmental reasons, he challenges individuals, governments, and institutions to welcome, protect, promote and integrate all who come to our countries in search of peace.

A prayer for the Season of Creation (September 1 to October 4). Also available in French, Spanish, and Portuguese from our Prayer Resources page.

Contains reflections, questions, prayers, and actions based on each week’s Gospel reading and the written reflections and recorded discussions by the 83 Catholic peacemakers who attended the Nonviolence and Just Peace conference in Rome (Apr 2016).

On Pope Francis' Message for the World Day of Peace 2017. Document contains direct links to Pope Francis' message, as well as links to French, Spanish, and Portuguese texts.

Affirming the vision and practice of active nonviolence at the heart of the Catholic Church. A project of Pax Christi International.

A long-term movement to build a culture of peace by mainstreaming active nonviolence amd by joining with people, organizations, and movements everywhere in the long-term nonviolent struggle to abolish war, end poverty, reverse climate change, and challenge all violence.

A global Catholic peace movement working worldwide to establish: Peace, Respect for Human Rights, and Justice and Reconciliation.

A Peace Pole is an internationally-recognized symbol of the hopes and dreams of the entire human family, standing vigil in silent prayer for peace on earth. Each Peace Pole bears the message May Peace Prevail on Earth in different languages on each of its four or six sides. There are tens of thousands of Peace Poles in nearly every country in the world dedicated as monuments to peace.