Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,3    |         irrepressible desire for peace. And it is as strongly so
 2 Intro, 0,4    |        the question of unity and peace. ~My predecessors constantly
 3 Intro, 0,4(6) |      higher values without which peace on earth becomes a mere
 4 Intro, 0,4    |         brotherhood, concord and peace at all levels and in all
 5 Intro, 0,4    |        the midst of the world of peace and brotherhood, hope and
 6 I, 2,7        |          and that, if he is "our peace,"(27) he is also our reconciliation.~
 7 I, 2,9        |        we must all work to bring peace to people's minds, to reduce
 8 I, 3,10       |        Paul, that Christ "is our peace, who has made us both one,
 9 I, 3,10       |          hostility..., so making peace" that he "might reconcile
10 I, 3,12       |          growth of communion and peace in the church and in the
11 I, 3,12       |        spirit of brotherhood and peace which is to be spread throughout
12 II, 1,16      |        the world and freedom and peace between individuals, groups
13 III, 1,25     |       the service of concord and peace. It does this in the conviction
14 III, 1,25     |           so "in the question of peace there are also necessarily
15 III, 1,25     |        meaning of a dialogue for peace."(130) ~The church engages
16 III, 1,25     |      need for reconciliation and peace. In communion with their
17 III, 1,25(130)|        for the 16th World Day of Peace (January 1, 1983), 6: Insegnamenti
18 III, 1,25     |       renewal of society and for peace between nations lies in
19 III, 2,31     |          by him with the kiss of peace. It is an act of honesty
20 III, 2,32     |       fresh life and giving true peace of heart. This careful attention
21 Concl, 0,35   |         sins against harmony and peace which must be avoided: "
22 Concl, 0,35   |      Spirit, source of unity and peace, this call of mine, as father
23 Concl, 0,35   | propitiation for our sins," "our peace and reconciliation,"(204)