Pray for peace Monday nights at 8 in the Log Chapel

Like a cathedral, peace must be
constructed patiently and with unshakable faith-- John Paul II

Lord, make us instruments of your peace.

Come join us

We meet to pray for peace on Mondays at 8:00 pm at the Log Chapel.
We meet to plan our activities on Mondays at 8:30 pm (after prayer) as needed.
We hold other events from time to time; watch the top of this page for more information.

We invite you to join us in prayer and discussion. For more information, e-mail us at pfellow@nd.edu.

Membership in the Notre Dame Peace Fellowship enables Catholics and other Christians to help build this cathedral of peace.

Members of the Notre Dame Peace Fellowship (NDPF) have a common purpose: "to work for peace for all humankind, always witnessing to the peace of Christ." They do this through prayer, study and action.

NDPF prays together. We meet at the Log Chapel on Mondays at 8:00 PM to pray for peace in the world, at Notre Dame, and in our own lives.

NDPF encourages its members to engage their studies with the drama of human history. What is the political situation now? How did we get here? How can we students take an active and informed stand for peace?

Finally, NDPF acts:

Dialogues with ROTC, and other efforts to question the presence of an officer training school at Notre Dame.
Annual protest trip to the School of the Americas in Fort Benning, Georgia - a school for Central and South American soldiers that has graduated many notorious human rights abusers.
Counseling for students who want to make statements of conscientious objection against war or for ROTC students who want to look into being a conscientious objector with people not in the military chain of command.
A series of speakers, including Tom Cornell (Catholic Worker) and Fr. Roy Bourgeois (coordinator of the SOA Watch).

The Notre Dame Peace Fellowship has previously been known on this campus as Pax Christi Notre Dame. Notre Dame Peace Fellowship maintains a relationship with the Catholic Peace Fellowship