RFK and Jim Douglass

Writes Ellen Finnigan:

Hi Lew, 

In the video below, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., says it was the book “Unspeakable” that “made sense” of the conspiracy to assassinate his uncle, President John F. B Kennedy. 

Your audience might be interested in listening to episode 20 of the Catholics Against Militarism podcast, in which I interview James Douglass, author of the book “JFK and the Unspeakable.”

In this episode, Douglass explains the importance of Christ’s command to “love your enemies” (MT 5:44), recounting an experience he had with an “enemy” in the Church during the Second Vatican Council. He explains how John Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev’s own version of love of enemies allowed them to work together to avert nuclear war. He shares with us the three things Dorothy Day told him before she died. And he talks about the connections between John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Dr. King and Malcolm X, why they died, and why it matters. Most of all, Jim reminds us of the Good News!

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