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 1 4 |         Faithful to the ministry of peace and reconciliation which
 2 7 |          have not as yet found true peace. They do not enjoy, therefore,
 3 9 |           own times: "We looked for peace and no good came: for a
 4 10|             atmosphere of quiet and peace would reign supreme.~
 5 11|            live in a state of armed peace which is scarcely better
 6 13|   penetrated into that sanctuary of peace and love, the family, the
 7 15|             in which the essence of peace is to be found no longer
 8 20|                                 20. Peace indeed was signed in solemn
 9 20|  belligerents of the late War. This peace, however, was only written
10 20|    encourage. Nor has this illusory peace, written only on paper,
11 27|            and above the absence of peace and the evils attendant
12 29|           with them those of family peace, were destroyed; the stability
13 30|       laying a solid groundwork for peace, order, and prosperity,
14 33|            is the need of spiritual peace. We do not need a peace
15 33|             peace. We do not need a peace that will consist merely
16 33|           or formal courtesy, but a peace which will penetrate the
17 33|         born of brotherly love. The peace of Christ is the only peace
18 33|         peace of Christ is the only peace answering this description: "
19 33|          this description: "let the peace of Christ rejoice in your
20 33|              Nor is there any other peace possible than that which
21 33|        justified when He calls this peace of soul His own for He was
22 34|     immediate consequence, that the peace of Christ can only be a
23 34|             of Christ can only be a peace of justice according to
24 34|            work of justice shall be peace" (Isaias xxxii, 17) for
25 34|        justice." (Psalms ix, 5) But peace does not consist merely
26 34|            for reconciliation. Such peace was acquired for us and
27 34|            world by Jesus Christ, a peace which the Apostle in a most
28 34|           addresses Him, "He is our peace," for it was He Who satisfied
29 34|            toward others and making peace and reconciliation with
30 35|             that a true and lasting peace is more a matter of love
31 35|           do away with obstacles to peace, as for example, the injury
32 35|          done or the damage caused. Peace itself, however, is an act
33 36|                         36. Of this peace of Christ, which dwells
34 36|             17) In other words, the peace of Christ is not nourished
35 37|         This does not mean that the peace of Christ, which is the
36 37|              which is the only true peace, exacts of us that we give
37 37|        Christ to those who seek His peace: "Seek ye first the kingdom
38 38|                            38. This peace of Christ, however, surpasses
39 38|          human understanding - "the peace of God which surpasseth
40 38|       undoubtedly they deserve, the peace of Christ would follow immediately,
41 39|             characteristic of false peace is the weakening of the
42 40|             state of affairs is the peace of Christ since the peace
43 40|           peace of Christ since the peace of Christ is the peace of
44 40|          the peace of Christ is the peace of God, which could not
45 40|        children, keep discipline in peace." (Ecclesiasticus xli, 17) "
46 40|       Ecclesiasticus xli, 17) "Much peace have they that love the
47 40|         commandment, shall dwell in peace." (Proverbs xiii, 13) Jesus
48 41|          mankind toward a universal peace.~
49 44|         about at the present hour a peace that is truly the peace
50 44|             peace that is truly the peace of Christ, but can, better
51 44|            the securing of the same peace for the future, to the making
52 47|            considerations that true peace, the peace of Christ, is
53 47| considerations that true peace, the peace of Christ, is impossible
54 49|            questioned that the true peace of Christ can only exist
55 49|            Kingdom of Christ - "the peace of Christ in the Kingdom
56 49|  effectively toward a lasting world peace.~Pius X in taking as his
57 49|        foundations of that "work of peace" which became the program
58 49|            the Kingdom of Christ by peace in Christ - "the peace of
59 49|           by peace in Christ - "the peace of Christ in the Kingdom
60 49|          strive to bring about this peace, putting Our trust in God,
61 53|          which the Divine Prince of Peace is honored by truly royal
62 53|          the Sacred Host, center of peace and love, gather multitudes
63 55|       re-establishment of that true peace which can be found only
64 55|          only in His Kingdom - "the peace of Christ in the Kingdom
65 58|             in bringing about world peace because they work for the
66 64|    instinctive desire for union and peace, have turned to this Apostolic
67 64|             great possibilities for peace and happiness, even here
68 70|         words: "I think thoughts of peace not of affliction" (Jeremias
69 70|             11), thoughts of a true peace which is founded on justice
70 70|     truthfully to say: "Justice and Peace have kissed." (Psalms lxxxiv,
71 71|           us of the Sweet Prince of Peace, at whose birth the heavenly
72 71|          the highest; and on ,earth peace to men of good will." (Luke
73 72|            72. As an augury of this peace for mankind, may the Apostolic
74 72|            happiness to the living, peace and eternal rest to the