Daniel Berrigan was a notable American poet, peace activist, and Jesuit priest renowned for his commitment to social justice and anti-war activism. Born in 1921, he became prominent during the Vietnam War, using his literary and spiritual voice to advocate for pacifism and against violence. His involvement in protests and civil disobedience reflected his deep moral convictions. Berrigan's actions often landed him in legal trouble, demonstrating his willingness to sacrifice his freedom for his...