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The Command To The Twelve To Go Out And Proclaim The Good News Is Also Valid For All Christians, Though In A Different Way.... The Good News Of The Kingdom Which Is Coming And Which Has Begun Is Meant For All People Of All Times. Those Who Have Received The Good News And Who Have Been Gathered By It Into The Community Of Salvation Can And Must Communicate And Spread It.

Peace Is Not Merely The Absence Of War. Nor Can It Be Reduced Solely To The Maintenance Of A Balance Of Power Between Enemies. Nor Is It Brought About By Dictatorship. Instead, It Is Rightly And Appropriately Called "an Enterprise Of Justice" (is. 32:7). Peace Results From That Order Structured Into Human Society By Its Divine Founder, And Actualized By Men As They Thirst After Ever Greater Justice.

Without Repeating Everything That We Have Already Mentioned, It Is Appropriate First Of All To Emphasize The Following Point: For The Church, The First Means Of Evangelization Is The Witness Of An Authentically Christian Life, Given Over To God In A Communion That Nothing Should Destroy And At The Same Time Given To One's Neighbor With Limitless Zeal. As We Said Recently To A Group Of Lay People, “modern Man Listens More Willingly To Witnesses Than To Teachers, And If He Does Listen To Teachers, It Is Because They Are Witnesses.

Two Conditions Render Difficult This Historic Situation Of Mankind: It Is Full Of Tremendously Deadly Armament, And It Has Not Progressed Morally As Much As It Has Scientifically And Technically.

Technological Society Has Succeeded In Multiplying The Opportunities For Pleasure, But It Has Great Difficulty In Generating Joy.