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 1 1 |      BISHOPS, AND ORDINARIES ~IN PEACE AND COMMUNION WITH THE HOLY
 2 1 |       and Apostolic Benediction.~Peace, the beautiful gift of God,
 3 1 |        desirable possession [1]; peace, which was for more than
 4 1 | anxieties, for if in most places peace is in some sort established
 5 1 |      that there can be no stable peace or lasting treaties, though
 6 2 |           honourable and lasting peace; and at the same time We
 7 3 |      work both for the return of peace and to alleviate the horrors
 8 3 |          so now that comparative peace has been concluded, this
 9 4 |          of great loss if, while peace is signed, latent hostility
10 4 |          when the nations are at peace. But what is even more important,
11 4 |          is called the Gospel of peace. [2] ~
12 13|     priests, as the ministers of peace, to be assiduous in urging
13 15|         now that the Treaties of Peace are signed, does it proclaim
14 16|      greater insistence now that peace is made among the nations
15 18| attainment or the maintenance of peace on earth; it neither rends
16 18|      directed to the same end of peace on earth as long as they
17 19| benevolence, to establish a true peace among themselves and join
18 19|         of Christ. For He is our peace, Who hath made both one,
19 19|           And coming he preached peace to you that were afar off
20 19|       you that were afar off and peace to them that were nigh."[22] ~
21 21| universally invoked as "Queen of Peace," as also in the intercession
22 21|    Church the gifts of unity and peace"[24], and may renew the