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 1    1,   5    |        was certainly to restore peace, and the present-day reader
 2    1,   5    |        was very much aware that peace is built on the foundation
 3    1,   5    |  likewise a source of unity and peace in dealing with the conflicts
 4    1,   9(31)|       for the 1988 World Day of Peace (January 1, 1988): AAS 80 (
 5    1,  10(35)|       for the 1977 World Day of Peace (January 1, 1977): AAS 68 (
 6    2,  17(49)|       for the 1980 World Day of Peace: AAS 71 (1979),1572-1580.~
 7    2,  18    |         be remembered that true peace is never simply the result
 8    2,  18    |     non-war rather than genuine peace. Half of the continent fell
 9    2,  18    |       the precariousness of the peace which followed the Second
10    3,  23(54)|       for the 1980 World Day of Peace: loc. cit., 1572-1580. ~
11    3,  25    |       accomplish the miracle of peace and is in a position to
12    3,  27    |      will grow in the spirit of peace and forgiveness.~What is
13    3,  27    |       peoples, not divide them. Peace and prosperity, in fact,
14    3,  28    |     since Europe cannot live in peace if the various conflicts
15    4,  37(76)|       for the 1990 World Day of Peace: AAS 82 (1990), 147-156.~
16    4,  43    |      that society attain social peace.88 Just as the person fully
17    5,  47(97)|       for the 1988 World Day of Peace: loc. cit., 1572-1580; Message
18    5,  47(97)|       for the 1991 World Day of Peace: L'OsservatoreRomano, December
19    5,  51    |        favour a true culture of peace, as opposed to models in
20    5,  52    |        reason, another name for peace is development.105 Just
21    6,  54    | economic life, culture, war and peace, and respect for life from
22    6,  57    |      people to live together in peace and harmony. Through the
23    6,  60    |     addressed his Encyclical on peace to "all people of good will".~
24    6,  60    |   preeminent role in preserving peace and in building a society