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2 | almost
3 | also
4 | an
5 1 | We deeply appreciated the desire you manifested
6 4 | power that almost inevitably arise between nations and their
7 5 | Under this aspect we are glad to be able to
8 1 | you attribute to the moral aspects of the problems that have
9 1 | the importance that you attribute to the moral aspects of
10 6 | interest with which we have availed ourself of the conversation
11 4 | continually pose problems of balance and imbalance. But we must
12 4 | international order can be based, but upon the criterion
13 5 | relationships that will better guarantee the exigencies
14 7 | represent we invoke the blessings of the Lord.~
15 4 | between nations and their blocs, and which continually pose
16 1 | the rapid journey that has brought you for the first time to
17 | by
18 | can
19 | cannot
20 1 | countries of Europe. We are certain that this desire emphasizes
21 7 | We commend to God the efforts of all
22 3 | This is our mission. It constrains us to strive to ensure that
23 5 | goods between peoples and continents.~
24 4 | and their blocs, and which continually pose problems of balance
25 6 | have availed ourself of the conversation that we have been able to
26 6 | May this convince you, Mr President, of the
27 4 | upon a spirit of generous cooperation of the strongest with the
28 5 | give the support of our counsel and our humble collaboration
29 1 | first time to some of the countries of Europe. We are certain
30 4 | can be based, but upon the criterion of justice, upon respect
31 1 | having in these last few days with many of the leaders
32 5 | peoples that are ever most dear to us, to the setting up
33 2 | which, at least from the declared point of view of defense,
34 1 | We deeply appreciated the desire you
35 2 | declared point of view of defense, cannot be ignored by those
36 1 | leaders in whose hands is the destiny of large sections of the
37 2 | been occupied in examining difficult questions, not only of political
38 3 | and moral values, which direct social living no less-indeed
39 | do
40 1 | of Europe and the Middle East.~
41 3 | no less-indeed more-than economic and military interests and
42 7 | We commend to God the efforts of all men of good will
43 1 | certain that this desire emphasizes the importance that you
44 | end
45 3 | constrains us to strive to ensure that people never forget
46 | ever
47 2 | you have been occupied in examining difficult questions, not
48 5 | justice, and to an intensified exchange of services and goods between
49 2 | from us you would hear only exhortations and words of peace and of
50 5 | will better guarantee the exigencies of harmony and peace, in
51 4 | We do not shut our eyes to the reality of relationships
52 | few
53 | first
54 3 | ensure that people never forget the primacy of spiritual
55 5 | we are glad to be able to give the support of our counsel
56 5 | Under this aspect we are glad to be able to give the support
57 7 | We commend to God the efforts of all men of
58 7 | the efforts of all men of good will and upon yourself,
59 5 | exchange of services and goods between peoples and continents.~
60 5 | relationships that will better guarantee the exigencies of harmony
61 1 | of the leaders in whose hands is the destiny of large
62 5 | guarantee the exigencies of harmony and peace, in security and
63 | has
64 1 | meetings which you have been having in these last few days with
65 6 | able to have with you, the Head of a nation upon which rest
66 2 | knew that from us you would hear only exhortations and words
67 4 | power that a peaceful and humane international order can
68 5 | support of our counsel and our humble collaboration to the solving
69 2 | view of defense, cannot be ignored by those responsible for
70 4 | problems of balance and imbalance. But we must raise our voice
71 2 | political but also of military import, which, at least from the
72 1 | this desire emphasizes the importance that you attribute to the
73 4 | relationships of power that almost inevitably arise between nations and
74 1 | been the subject of the intense round of meetings which
75 5 | security and justice, and to an intensified exchange of services and
76 6 | received your visit and of the interest with which we have availed
77 3 | more-than economic and military interests and preoccupations.~
78 7 | people whom you represent we invoke the blessings of the Lord.~
79 1 | at the end of the rapid journey that has brought you for
80 2 | responsible for public life. You knew that from us you would hear
81 5 | collaboration to the solving of the knots that mean so much suffering
82 1 | hands is the destiny of large sections of the world, and
83 | last
84 1 | few days with many of the leaders in whose hands is the destiny
85 | least
86 3 | direct social living no less-indeed more-than economic and military
87 2 | those responsible for public life. You knew that from us you
88 3 | values, which direct social living no less-indeed more-than
89 7 | invoke the blessings of the Lord.~
90 1 | appreciated the desire you manifested to visit us, at the end
91 | many
92 6 | May this convince you, Mr President,
93 5 | solving of the knots that mean so much suffering and peril
94 7 | to God the efforts of all men of good will and upon yourself,
95 1 | particularly of Europe and the Middle East.~
96 3 | This is our mission. It constrains us to strive
97 3 | social living no less-indeed more-than economic and military interests
98 | most
99 | much
100 | must
101 4 | with the weakest, for their mutual advantage.~
102 6 | with you, the Head of a nation upon which rest such tremendous
103 4 | inevitably arise between nations and their blocs, and which
104 4 | understanding of the rights and needs of others, and upon a spirit
105 | never
106 | no
107 2 | these meetings you have been occupied in examining difficult questions,
108 4 | and humane international order can be based, but upon the
109 | others
110 6 | with which we have availed ourself of the conversation that
111 1 | sections of the world, and particularly of Europe and the Middle
112 4 | is not upon power that a peaceful and humane international
113 5 | mean so much suffering and peril for peoples that are ever
114 6 | you, Mr President, of the pleasure with which we have received
115 2 | least from the declared point of view of defense, cannot
116 2 | difficult questions, not only of political but also of military import,
117 4 | blocs, and which continually pose problems of balance and
118 3 | and military interests and preoccupations.~
119 3 | people never forget the primacy of spiritual and moral values,
120 2 | by those responsible for public life. You knew that from
121 2 | occupied in examining difficult questions, not only of political but
122 4 | and imbalance. But we must raise our voice to remind people
123 1 | visit us, at the end of the rapid journey that has brought
124 4 | not shut our eyes to the reality of relationships of power
125 6 | pleasure with which we have received your visit and of the interest
126 4 | must raise our voice to remind people that it is not upon
127 7 | upon the people whom you represent we invoke the blessings
128 4 | criterion of justice, upon respect and understanding of the
129 6 | which rest such tremendous responsibilities.~
130 2 | cannot be ignored by those responsible for public life. You knew
131 6 | Head of a nation upon which rest such tremendous responsibilities.~
132 4 | and understanding of the rights and needs of others, and
133 1 | the subject of the intense round of meetings which you have
134 1 | is the destiny of large sections of the world, and particularly
135 5 | of harmony and peace, in security and justice, and to an intensified
136 5 | intensified exchange of services and goods between peoples
137 5 | most dear to us, to the setting up of systems of international
138 4 | We do not shut our eyes to the reality
139 2 | and words of peace and of sincere and generous collaboration
140 | so
141 3 | moral values, which direct social living no less-indeed more-than
142 5 | humble collaboration to the solving of the knots that mean so
143 | some
144 4 | needs of others, and upon a spirit of generous cooperation
145 3 | never forget the primacy of spiritual and moral values, which
146 3 | mission. It constrains us to strive to ensure that people never
147 4 | generous cooperation of the strongest with the weakest, for their
148 1 | problems that have been the subject of the intense round of
149 | such
150 5 | knots that mean so much suffering and peril for peoples that
151 5 | glad to be able to give the support of our counsel and our humble
152 5 | us, to the setting up of systems of international relationships
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154 | those
155 1 | brought you for the first time to some of the countries
156 6 | nation upon which rest such tremendous responsibilities.~
157 | Under
158 4 | justice, upon respect and understanding of the rights and needs
159 | up
160 3 | primacy of spiritual and moral values, which direct social living
161 2 | from the declared point of view of defense, cannot be ignored
162 4 | imbalance. But we must raise our voice to remind people that it
163 4 | of the strongest with the weakest, for their mutual advantage.~
164 | whom
165 | whose
166 2 | hear only exhortations and words of peace and of sincere
167 1 | of large sections of the world, and particularly of Europe
168 | would
169 | your
170 | yourself