Talk:David Eberhardt
Add topicLatest comment: 3 years ago by Fortunaa in topic Eberhardt is not Catholic, but is notable for participation in Catholic movements
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Eberhardt is not Catholic, but is notable for participation in Catholic movements
[edit]Eberhardt is definitely not Roman Catholic, but The Baltimore Four was instigated by Josephite Priest Phil Berrigan, and it was part of a larger Catholic left social movement that led to the Catonsville 9 and the Plowshares movement. So I'm making this part of Catholicism. If you disagree, I'm open to hearing that as well. Fortunaa (talk) 11:47, 20 June 2023 (UTC)
Conflict-of-interest disclosure
[edit]I have no direct conflicts of interest, but I have met and interviewed David Eberhardt for a book I was writing.