CAM podcast
Catholics Against Militarism (CAM) is an informal, grassroots, Internet-based movement of lay Catholics that seeks to identify and respectfully challenge militaristic attitudes in the U.S. Catholic Church. We conduct interviews with Catholics and other Catholic groups who are: 1) successfully registering dissent at the parish level, 2) raising awareness of the dangers of militarism through dialogue with fellow believers, and 3) spurring deeper, more honest reflection on the role of violence in our world.
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Fr. McCarthy joins us to help make sense of the confusion in the Catechism on war and killing. (Reference Episodes 117 & 115.) Are you interested in war and peace? Do you want to read one of the greatest literary works of Western civilization with the support of a live class -- and the accountability that comes with it
The JWQ = The Just War Question(s). Rhetorical questions, mostly. In this episode, we cover the section on "Avoiding War" in the Catechism. I"m just sayin": It could be explained better! I want a Venn diagram! Are you interested in war and peace? Do you want to read one of the greatest literary works of Western civiliz
An essay written by Ellen in 2015, originally published on LewRockwell.com. Original essay: https://www.lewrockwell.com/2015/04/e... Find CAM here: https://catholicsagainstmilitarism.com RSS feed: http://www.buzzsprout.com/296171 Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/CAMpodcast Find CAM here: https://catholicsagainstmilitaris
The JWQ = The Just War Question(s). Rhetorical questions, mostly. In this episode, we cover the Fifth Commandment as it"s explained in the Catechism. I"m just sayin": It could be explained better! I want a Venn diagram! Are you interested in war and peace? Do you want to read one of the greatest literary works of Weste
On this World Day of Peace, Jack Gilroy (guest Ep. 6) and Mark Scibilia-Carver (guest Ep. 34) return to the podcast to give us an update on the project to get Ben Salmon recognized a saint, and Mark"s new initiative to start a nationwide Catholic Conscience Objector registry. Featured song/video by Martin Kerr (used wi
Roger LaPorte (July 16, 1943 - November 10, 1965) A Reflection by Fr. Emmanuel McCarthy Roger La Porte immolated himself on November 9, 1965, as his response to the high tech and financially profitable massacre of the people of Vietnam that the U.S. politicians and military were conducting 7200 miles from the border