Held in the Light: Norman Morrison's Sacrifice for Peace and His Family's Journey of Healing

In November 1965, Norman Morrison made the ultimate sacrifice, setting himself ablaze on the steps of the Pentagon in a powerful protest against the Vietnam War. This profound act not only captured the attention of the nation but also left an indelible mark on his family, altering their lives forever. The narrative delves deep into the Morrsion family's journey, exploring the aftermath of Norman's choice and the impact it had on his loved ones as they navigated through grief and struggle for understanding.

Through the intertwined voices of his daughter Anne Morrison Welsh and co-author Joyce Hollyday, readers are guided through a poignant exploration of love, loss, and resilience. They reflect on Norman's commitment to peace, and the nonviolent principles that defined his life, while also sharing the emotional toll it took on his family. This story is not just about a tragic sacrifice, but also about the healing that follows as they find peace in their shared memories and continue to advocate for a world without violence.