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Title

Nuclear disarmament : key statements of popes, bishops, councils and churches / edited by Robert Heyer.

Publication

New York : Paulist Press, ©1982.

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Details

Additional Authors

Heyer, Robert J.

Description

ix, 278 pages; 21 cm

Subject

• Nuclear warfare > Religious aspects > Christianity
• Nuclear disarmament
• Kernwapenpolitiek
• Christendom
• Abrüstung
• Kirche
• Aufsatzsammlung

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

• Foreword / J. Bryan Hehir -- Reflections on recent teaching. Part one: Conciliar documents and papal statements. Pope Pius XII / Christmas message, December 12, 1944 -- Pope Pius XII / Address, September 30, 1954 -- Pope John XXIII / Pacem in Terris, April 11, 1963 -- Vatican Council II / Gaudium et Spes, Constitution on the Church in the modern world, December 7, 1965 -- Pope Paul VI / Address to the General Assembly of the United Nations, October 4, 1965 -- Pope Paul VI / On the development of the United Nations, October 4, 1965 -- Pope Paul VI / On the development of peoples, March 26, 1967 -- Synod of Bishops / Justice in the World, Second general assembly, November 30, 1971 -- Pope Paul VI / Address to the diplomatic corps, January 10, 1972 -- Pope Paul VI / Annual message for day of peace, January 1, 1976 -- Pope Paul VI / World Day of Peace message, January 1, 1977 -- Pope Paul VI, World Day of Peace Message, January 1, 1978 -- Pope Paul VI / Message to the General Assembly of the United Nations for its session on disarmament, May 24, 1978 -- Pope John Pau II / Redemptor Hominis, March 4, 1979 -- Pope John Paul II / Address to the XXXIV General Assembly of the United Nations, October 2, 1979 -- Pope John Paul II / Word Day of Peace Message, December 18, 1979 -- Pope John Paul II / Dives in Misericordia, November 30, 1980 -- Pope John Paul II / War is death, address at Memorial Park, Hiroshima, Japan, February 25, 1981 -- Pope John Paul II / Moral choices for the future, address at United Nations University, Hiroshima, Japan, February 25, 1981 -- Pope John Paul II / World Day of Peace message, January 1, 1982.
• Part two: North American catholic bishops' statements. U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops / Human life in our day, Nov. 15, 1968 -- Archbishop Peter Gerety, Bishop of Newark, N.J. / Testimony before the U.S. State Foreign Relations Committee, January 21, 1976 -- U.S. Conference of catholic bishops / The Gospel of Peace and the Danger of War, February 15, 1978 -- Archbiship John Quinn of San Francisco / Remarks as President of NCCB, on President Carter's decision to defer production of neutron warheads, April 14, 1978 -- Archbiship James Casey, bishop of Denber / Another Holocaust? The nuclear arms race, April 29-30, 1978 -- Cardinal John Krol, Bishop of Philadelphia / Testimony on behalf of USCC before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, September 6, 1979 -- Bishops Maurice Dingman, Bishop of Des Moines / An alternative to war, August 1980 -- Bishop Francis P. Murphy, Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore / War and peace: questions and convictions, September 15, 1980 -- U.S. conference of Catholic Bishops / Pastoral letter on Marxism, November 13, 1980 -- Bishop Frank J. Harrison, Bishop of Syracuse / Catechetics and the work of justice, March 24, 1981 -- Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen, Bishop of Seattle / Address at the Pacific Northwest Synod of the Lutheran Church in America, July 12, 1981 -- Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen, Bishop of Seattle / Interview from One Sunday Visitor by Bruce Smith, August 9, 1981 -- Bishop Anthony M. Pilla, Bishop of Cleveland / World Peace -- the call of the church, August 6, 1981 -- Archbishop John Roach, bishop of St. Paul-Minneapolis / On decision of President Reagan to stockpile the neutron bomb, August 12, 1981 -- Bishop Leroy T. Matthiesen, Bishop of Amarillo / Nuclear arms buildup, August 21, 1981 -- Archbishop John R. Quinn, Bishop of San Francisco / Pastoral statement: instruments of peace -- weapons of war, October 4, 1981 -- The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops / Neutron bomb, October 26, 1981 -- Archbishop John Roach, Bishop of St. Paul-Minneapolis / Address on the state of the church, November 19, 1981 -- Archbishop Joseph Bernardin, Bishop of Cincinnati / Report on war and peace, U.S. bishops' annual meeting, Washington, D.C., November 16-19, 1981 -- Bishop Roger Mahony, Bishop of Stockton / The call of Christ, Prince of Peace: becoming a church of peace advocacy, December 30, 1981 -- Bishop James Malone, Bishop of Youngstown / Pastoral message of peace, Christmas, 1981 -- Bishop William McManus, Bishop of Fort Wayne, Indiana / Thinking morally about nuclear weapons, New Year's Day, 1982 -- New Jersey Catholic Bishops / Statements on nuclear disarmament, March 23, 1982 -- Humberto Cardinal Medeiros, Bishop of Boston / Choose life, Easter, 1982.
• Part three: ecumenical statements. The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) / From resolution "Concerning the ending of the arms race," adopted 1979 -- The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) / Resolutions adopted by the general assembly meeting in Anaheim, California, July 31-August 5, 1981 -- Church of the Brethren / From a resolution adopted by the Church of the Brethren Annual Conference, 1977 -- Church of the Brethren / From a resolution adopted by the Church of the Brethren Annual Conference, 1980 -- Episcopal church / "Christian attitudes to war in a nuclear war," statement of the primates of the Anglican communion 1981 -- Episcopal church / From the "pastoral letter," House of Bishops, 1980 -- Episcopal church / Statements on the arms race signed by 60 U.S. Episcopal bishops, 1980 -- Episcopal church / Resolution of the General Convention, 1976 -- Lutheran Church in America / From "Social statement on world community," adopted in 1970 -- National Council of Churches / Resolution on nuclear weapons freeze, adopted by the N.C.C. governing board, 1981 -- Presbyterian Church in the United States / From "Resolution on nuclear weapons and disarmament," adopted 1978 -- Presbyterian Church in the United States / "Peacemaking," the corporate witness of the General Assembly, public policy statements of the 121st general assembly (1981) -- Reformed Church in America / From "Christian faith and the nuclear arms race: a Reformed perspective," A theological commission study recommended for distribution to the churches by the General Synod, 1980 -- Reformed Church in America / From "Christian imperatives for peacemaking," a statement approved by the General Synod, 1981 -- United Church of Christ Office for Church in Society / "Peace priority voted at General Synod 13," excerpts from UCC NETWORK, July, 1981, volume 4, number 7 -- The United Presbyterian church in the U.S.A. / From "Peacemaking: the believers' calling," adopted by the General Assembly, 1980 -- The United Presbyterian church in the U.S.A. / Resolution on nuclear weapons freeze, adopted 1981 -- The United Presbyterian church in the U.S.A. / From resolution, adopted by the 193rd General Assembly, 1981 -- World Council of Churches / Statement on nuclear disarmament, adopted by the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches, 1980.

ISBN

• 0809124564
• 9780809124565
• 9788208163109
• 8208163104
• 8208163108 (canceled/invalid)

LCCN

82081631

OCLC

• ocm08714806
• 8714806
• SCSB-57115

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library