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 1 13|          morning is a large group of Fire Officers from New York.
 2 14|         today with the Archbishop of Washington is a group of
 3 14|          of Washington is a group of Episcopal Cathedral Deans.
 4 14|        friends, in this HoIy Year of reconciliation.~
 5 15|          mission is “the ministry of reconciliation” (2 Cor.
 6 15|         preaching is “the message of reconciliation” (Ibid. 5,
 7 15|        your presence with us here of great importance in our
 8 15|           the world, to the glory of God the Father: “Jesus Christ
 9 16|         Delegation under the egis of the Ministry for Veterans’
10 16|         us at this audience. Many of your have come with recollections
11 16|           come with recollections of past events-some of them
12 16| recollections of past events-some of them very sad event. And
13 16|       render homage to the memory of your countrymen, you stir
14 16|          hearts and in the hearts of the young generation a convinction
15 16|          generation a convinction of the necessity of peace and
16 16|      convinction of the necessity of peace and a realization
17 16|           peace and a realization of its surpassing value. May
18 17|                  Today, the feast of Saint George, we greet and
19 18|           increase in you a sense of being one community in close
20 18| solidarity with the entire Church of God.~There are members here
21 18|      There are members here today of the Interdiocesan Pilgrimage
22 18|    protect you and all the people of your beloved land.~
23 19|        led by an Auxiliary Bishop of Melbourne, Perhaps we met
24 19|    Melbourne, Perhaps we met some of you when we visited your
25 19|         country. And perhaps some of you remember our statement
26 19|        Among the many things said of the press along with the
27 19|       intelligence at the service of truth and right! . . . you
28 19|       be-you must be-the builders of a more just, true and peaceful