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 1 4 |        far and wide the law of justice, tempered always by charity,
 2 25|      the last analysis, it is "justice which exalteth a nation:
 3 28|       the supreme criterion of justice which even a pagan philosopher
 4 34|  Christ can only be a peace of justice according to the words of
 5 34|       the prophet "the work of justice shall be peace" (Isaias
 6 34|     for he is God "who judgest justice." (Psalms ix, 5) But peace
 7 34|    merely in a hard inflexible justice. It must be made acceptable
 8 34|    satisfied completely divine justice by his death on the cross,
 9 34| Redemption, which is a work of justice at one and the same time,
10 35|       a matter of love than of justice. The reason for his statement
11 35|     that it is the function of justice merely to do away with obstacles
12 37|        kingdom of God, and his justice, and all these things shall
13 70|      peace which is founded on justice and which permit him truthfully
14 70|        him truthfully to say: "Justice and Peace have kissed." (