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    Pope John XXIII issued the encyclical Pacem in terris in 1963 to address issues of nuclear non-proliferation and peace. It was his last encyclical before passing away two months later. The encyclical reflected on the moral order and established the relationship between individuals, states, and nations. It urged greater cooperation between states and assistance for non-Christians and non-Catholics in political and social matters to work towards global peace.

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    Pope John XXIII issued the encyclical Pacem in terris in 1963 to address issues of nuclear non-proliferation and peace. It was his last encyclical before passing away two months later. The encyclical reflected on the moral order and established the relationship between individuals, states, and nations. It urged greater cooperation between states and assistance for non-Christians and non-Catholics in political and social matters to work towards global peace.

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    PACEM IN TERRIS

    “Peace on Earth”
    By: Pope John XXIII
    Pacem in terris
    (Peace on Earth)

    • Was a papal encyclical issued by Pope


    John XXIII on 11th April, 1963 on nuclear
    non-proliferation.
    • It was the last encyclical drafted by
    John XXIII, who had been diagnosed with
    cancer in September 1962 and died two
    months after the encyclicals completion.
    Pacem in terris
    (Peace on Earth)
    • It’s a first encyclical that a Pope
    addressed to “all men of good will”,
    rather than only to Catholics.
    • Radically affected Catholic Social
    Teaching not only on war and peace but
    on church-state relations and other
    major issues.
    PEACE ON EARTH

     Is an extended reflection on the


    moral order. It is divided into four
    sections.
     PEACE does not just belong to the
    great and powerful of world. It
    belongs to each and everyone.
    4 Sections:

    1.The first section of the encyclical


    establishes the relationship between
    individuals and humankind, encompassing
    the issues of human rights and moral
    duties.
    2. The second section addresses the
    relationship between man and state,
    dwelling on the collective authority of
    the latter.
    3. The third section establishes the need
    for equality among nations and the need
    for the state to be subject to rights and
    duties that the individual must abide by.

    4. The final section presents the need for


    greater relations between nations, thus
    resulting in collective states assisting
    other states. The encyclical ends with the
    urging of cathoics to assist non-christians
    and non-catholics in political and social
    aspects.
    KEYPOINTS:

     There is a “marvelous order” in the universe


    which reflects the glory of God, and of which
    the dignity of the human person is the biggest
    expression.
     The role of government is critical in protecting
    human rights and duties, and giving direction of
    the community’s work for the common good.
     Relationship between states should be
    harmonized according to the dictates of truth ,
    justice, co-operation freedom.

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