June is Torture Awareness Month 

Fr. Louie Vitale’s Circle of Peace:

Taking Action to End Torture 

Father Louie Vitale, a Franciscan priest, 75 years old, is touring the country to speak about Fort Huachuca where the military trains American Intelligence Officers in “Enhanced Interrogation” tactics such as water boarding.  Fr Vitale served five months in prison for crossing the line and praying at Fort Huachuca in Arizona.  

Father Louie is a founder of Pace e Bene Nonviolence Service, which “fosters a more peaceful and just world through nonviolence education, community-building and action”.  Ordained in 1963, he has devoted his life to peace, working tirelessly for the dignity and well-being of people everywhere.  

Friday, June 13th at 7:30 PM

First Congregational Church    40 South Fullerton Ave,

Montclair 

Refreshments will be available at a reception following the talk

Pace e Bene books for sale 

Donations welcome to assist Fr. Vitale’s ministry 

All are Welcome to This Inspiring Evening!

 
Sponsored by: St. Peter Claver Parishioners for Peace & Justice,

First Congregational Church, UCC, NJ Peace Action

and Pax Christi Essex County