Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,25 |    thoughts; the firebrands of war would blaze there. Our lot
 2   2,30 |       as we should, instead of war, and only if we all aspire
 3   2,32 |        are the chief causes of war.''10~
 4   2,33 |    fires of a new and terrible war. ~
 5   2,34 |     for if-God forbid!-another war should break out, nothing
 6   2,41 |        disasters of the recent war plunged you into hardship,
 7   2,41 |     with one another since the war has done this. Hard times
 8   3,93 |        a peace that is ever at war. It wars with every sort
 9   4,109|      the flesh, we do not make war according to the flesh.''58


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
10 51     |      ocean, yet your labors in war gained you less subjects


Grata recordatio
   §
11 16     |        above all, realize that war (God keep it from us!) can


Mater et magistra
   §
12 47     |       first to the purposes of war and later, increasingly,
13 73     |         particularly since the war, there is one very important
14 203    |     and builds up munitions of war as a deterrent against the


Pacem in terris
   §
15 111    | slaughter and destruction that war would bring in its wake,
16 111    | testing of nuclear devices for war purposes can, if continued,
17 112    |        The calamity of a world war, with the economic and social
18 113    |     the anxious expectation of war from men's minds. But this
19 115    |        be rid of the threat of war, and to see peace preserved
20 116    |      everything may be lost by war."60~A Call to Unsparing
21 127    |   makes sense to maintain that war is a fit instrument with


Princeps pastorum
   §
22 2      |  conclusion of the First World War, Our predecessor Benedict
23 7      |             7. The First World War involved many countries
24 35     |      from carnal desires which war against the soul. Behave