Fraternity Is the Foundation of Peace

Journal of Catholic Social Thought 16 (1):103-126 (2019)
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The first five messages for the world day of peace (2014 through 2018) from Pope Francis highlight fraternity as ‘the foundation and pathway’ of peace. This paper examines two aspects of fraternity and peacebuilding: the first rooted in the transfiguring power of beauty; and the second in the call to holiness within the Father’s plan of loving goodness, which includes the call to an active nonviolent love and to a contemplative gaze upon our sisters and brothers. Francis’ writings are considered broadly, and in conjunction with his predecessors Benedict XVI and John Paul II, as well as with contemporary theologians.

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Marc Tumeinski
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Pope Francis on War and Peace.Christian N. Braun - 2018 - Journal of Catholic Social Thought 15 (1):63-87.
Called to Holiness: Integrating the Virtue of Nonviolent Peacemaking.Eli S. McCarthy - 2014 - Journal of Catholic Social Thought 11 (1):67-92.

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