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Rome & Assisi · September 2–11, 2026

This September, the Catholic Institute for Nonviolence invites faith leaders, educators, activists, community organizers, and students to Rome and Assisi for Gospel Nonviolence in Action, a ten-day international training exploring the power and practice of courageous active nonviolence rooted in the Gospel. Learn. Practice. Lead. Trans...


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Inaugural Conference · Pontifical University of St. Bonaventure (Seraphicum), Rome · September 9–10, 2026

This September, the Catholic Institute for Nonviolence and Pax Christi International will convene scholars, Church leaders, and nonviolence practitioners in Rome for the inaugural conference Unarmed and Disarming Peace: The Church’s Emerging Paradigm Shif...


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L’Osservatore Romano has published an opinion piece by Ken Butigan, Co-Director of Pax Christi International’s Catholic Nonviolence Initiative, reflecting on Pope Leo XIV’s recent encyclical.

In his reflection, Ken looks beyond the challenges posed by artificial intelligence to explore the need to move towards a culture of peace and nonviolence, gr...


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By Sister Teresia Wamuyu Wachira and Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo

Lest we forget those who lost their lives; carry the devastating scars in broken bodies and spirits… Lest we forget this 81 devastating years today…

Today, 9ᵗʰ August 1945, 81 years since the atomic bombing on Nagasaki, what lessons have we learnt from this devastating act of humanity? This evil a...


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Reflection by Giulia Bordin, PCI Advocacy officer

For generations, the Japanese tradition of floating lanterns has honoured the memory of those who have died, while offering prayers for peace and hope. In Hiroshima and Nagasaki, this ritual has come to embody the world’s promise to remember the victims of...


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