The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast:

The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast:

Fr. John Dear

🌎 What if the key to a more peaceful world is following the path of the nonviolent Jesus?

🎙️ Featuring thought-provoking conversations with visionary leaders like Martin Sheen, Joan Baez, Martin Luther King III, Sister Helen Prejean, Rev. Richard Rohr, Dolores Huerta, Shane Claiborne, and more!

Join Fr. John Dear—priest, author, activist, and Nobel Peace Prize nominee—for The Nonviolent Jesus, a weekly 30-minute podcast that dares to reclaim the radical, active nonviolence of Jesus. Rooted in the wisdom of Gandhi and Dr. King, this journey isn’t just about changing the world—it’s about transforming ourselves. 💙 we’ll explore how we can:

💠 Embody nonviolence—toward ourselves, others, and our communities 🤝

💠 Heal from the culture of violence—from war and racism to poverty and environmental destruction 🌱

💠 Live with courage, compassion, and universal love ❤️

Together, we’ll uncover how Jesus' way of nonviolence can reshape our lives and awaken a more just, peaceful world.

🔥 Ready to be part of the movement?

👉Subscribe now and follow The Nonviolent Jesus !

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Questions & Answers

How many episodes are there of The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast: ?

There are 14 episodes avaiable of The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast: .

What is The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast: about?

We have categorized The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast: as:

  • Religion & Spirituality
  • Society & Culture
  • Philosophy
  • Spirituality

Where can you listen to The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast: ?

The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast: is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail
  • Google Podcasts

When did The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast: start?

The first episode of The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast: that we have available was released 21 December 2024.

Who creates the podcast The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast: ?

The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast: is produced and created by Fr. John Dear.