The Story of the Priests Who Opposed the Vietnam War

In the midst of the Vietnam War's turmoil, a group of courageous priests known as the Berrigan Brothers emerged as staunch opponents of the conflict. Philip and Daniel Berrigan, along with a small circle of like-minded activists, embarked on a series of bold protests against the war, capturing the attention of the nation. Their radical actions included destroying government files, pouring blood on draft records, and staging public demonstrations, all in an effort to bring an end to the violence and bloodshed. The Berrigan Brothers' unwavering commitment to peace and their willingness to risk their freedom for their beliefs inspired many Americans to question the war's legitimacy and paved the way for a broader anti-war movement.