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 1 Intro,4    |          to implore the Prince of Peace that human hearts might
 2 Intro,4    |    reconciliation, solidarity and peace. 7~Together with its prayers,
 3 Intro,5    |         greetings and the kiss of peace to all the Bishops in communion
 4 II,23      |      spiritual life, he will find peace of heart and experience
 5 IV,39      |      source of reconciliation, of peace and of joy for all of us
 6  V,46      |          who visits his people in peace.~
 7 VII,67     |           promoter of justice and peace~67. Within this missionary
 8 VII,67     |         or in the hope of finding peace. The ravages of malaria,
 9 VII,67     |        evoke an urgent appeal for peace and a commitment to building
10 VII,67     |          a commitment to building peace. The hotbeds of conflict
11 VII,67     |    constant enemy of dialogue and peace? In many areas the world
12 VII,67     |         continues to proclaim the peace of Christ who in the Sermon
13 VII,67     |         peacemakers (cf. Mt 5:9). Peace is everyone's responsibility,
14 VII,67     |        matter seems obvious: true peace is possible only through
15 VII,67(282)|      Message for the World Day of Peace 2002 (8 December 2001),
16 VII,68     |     especially on behalf of world peace~68. As I have insisted on
17 VII,68     |          be put at the service of peace between peoples. The different
18 VII,68     |           of justice, concord and peace. ~The Synod Fathers strongly
19 VII,68     |       interreligious dialogue for peace, and asked the Bishops to
20 VII,68     | respective Dioceses. New paths to peace can be blazed by defending
21 VII,70(289)|         for the 1990 World Day of Peace (8 December 1989), 7: AAS