Pope Pius XI’s Life and Battle for World Peace
Vatican City report details how Pope Pius XI, devoted to peace since his early years, emphasized peace after WWI and WWII. It notes his 1946 consistory actions, the break with Communist regimes, Mindszenty and Stepinac trials, and the church’s use of excommunication against oppressors. It also touches on postwar persecution of clergy in Yugoslavia, Poland, Romania, and Korea, framing peace as the central Christian aim amid global conflict.
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Frank Brutto
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Papa Benedict Xv
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Nunela
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Eugenilo Pacelli
Pius XI
Fito
Chiweh
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China
Korea
Pope Pius
Saycred College
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Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
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Nye
Allied Military Commission
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Jeveral
Mindszenly
Piis
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Punea
Stepinac
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Wyszynski
Gerald Patrick O'llara
Romania
Joseph Patrick Hurley
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Belgrade
Chine
Patrick J. Byrne
Drungate
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Stormy Walters
Fugenin Pucclli
Price
Pius XII
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