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The Challenge of Peace
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The Challenge of Peace

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  • Cardinal Joseph Bernardin
    Cardinal Joseph Bernardin
    / The consistent ethic of life and the seamless garment

    …on nuclear war, titled “The Challenge of Peace,” in which the church condemned the proliferation of nuclear weapons and promoted efforts toward achieving “a world freed of the nuclear threat.” At the end of 1983 Bernardin gave a lecture at Fordham University that expanded on the letter to discuss…

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    …on nuclear war, titled “The Challenge of Peace,” in which the church condemned the proliferation of nuclear weapons and promoted efforts toward achieving “a world freed of the nuclear threat.” At the end of 1983 Bernardin gave a lecture at Fordham University that expanded on the letter to discuss…

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