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1 PPDA
1. Humanity’s Permanent Peace. Take natural law and international law as parent law and promote the Constitutional Standards (ISO) to consolidate a world under the rule of law and create a great civilization of permanent peace. ( 49 )

Catholic Church: The Old Testament of Holy Bible not match "international law | natural laws "

Catholic Church: The New Testament of Holy Bible not match "international law | natural laws "

Catholic Church: 31,628 important Christian documents on peace since 1245

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to members of the alumni association of the academy of the american and international law (september 27, 1986)

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to the international court of justice during the meeting at the the peace palace, john paul ii, 13 may 1985

Catholic Church: Past Popes for Nearly a Hundred Years ‘Messages on World Day of Peace’

No. Name Content

1 2021 A CULTURE OF CARE AS A PATH TO PEACE
1) a culture of care, also points to the need for relationships between nations to be inspired by fraternity, mutual respect, solidarity and the observance of international law.

2 2014 FRATERNITY， THE FOUNDATION AND PATHWAY TO PEACE
4) i express my hope that the daily commitment of all will continue to bear fruit and that there will be an effective application in international law of the right to peace, as a fundamental human right and a necessary prerequisite for every other right.

3 2007 THE HUMAN PERSON， THE HEART OF PEACE
5) that the international community reaffirm international humanitarian law, and apply it to all present-day situations of armed conflict, including those not currently provided for by international law.

4 2015 NO LONGER SLAVES， BUT BROTHERS AND SISTERS
2) the right of each person not to be kept in a state of slavery or servitude has been recognized in international law as inviolable.

5 2011 RELIGIOUS FREEDOM， THE PATH TO PEACE
4) in this context, international law is a model and an essential point of reference for states, insofar as it allows no derogation from religious freedom, as long as the just requirements of public order are observed.

6 2004 AN EVER TIMELY COMMITMENT: TEACHING PEACE
3) peace and international law are closely linked to each another: law favours peace.

7 1982 PEACE: A GIFT OF GOD ENTRUSTED TO US !
5) many of them wished to lay the foundation for a lasting or even everlasting peace by, for instance, setting forth a solid theoretical basis for international law.

8 1976 THE REAL WEAPONS OF PEACE
4) what is needed above all are moral weapons, those which give strength and prestige to international law - the weapon, in the first place, of the observance of pacts.

9 2000 PEACE ON EARTH TO THOSE WHOM GOD LOVES
4) they must be carried out in full respect for international law. guaranteed by an authority that is internationally recognized and, in any event, never left to the outcome of armed intervention alone.

10 1996 LET US GIVE CHILDREN A FUTURE OF PEACE
1) the special protection accorded to children by international law. has been widely disregarded, and the dramatic increase of regional and inter-ethnic conflicts has made it difficult to implement the protective measures called for by humanitarian regulations.

Catholic Church: Pope Franciscus, nearly 4,000 important ideas, opinions, or propositions on

No. Name Content

1 Apostolic Journey - United Nations: Meeting with the members of the General Assembly of the United Nations Organization (New York, 25 September 2015)
1) the united nations on 9 august 2014, ��€��the most basic understanding of human dignity compels the international community, particularly through the norms and mechanisms of international law. to do all that it can to stop and to prevent further systematic violence against ethnic and religious minorities��€� and to protect

2 XLVII World Day of Peace 2014 - Fraternity, the Foundation and Pathway to Peace
4) i express my hope that the daily commitment of all will continue to bear fruit and that there will be an effective application in international law of the right to peace, as a fundamental human right and a necessary prerequisite for every other right.

3 XLVIII World Day of Peace 2015 - No longer slaves, but brothers and sisters
2) the right of each person not to be kept in a state of slavery or servitude has been recognized in international law as inviolable.

4 Angelus, 20 September 2015, Cuba
3) can, with the support of all colombians, become an unending day of concord, justice, fraternity and love, in respect for institutions and for national and international law. so that there may be lasting peace.

5 To the delegates of the International Association of Penal Law (23 October 2014)
1) enslaving people, human trafficking and war crimes are recognized as crimes against humanity, both by international law and by many national laws.

6 Visit to FAO on the occasion of the 2nd International Conference on Nutrition (20 November 2014)
6) as communities of individuals and peoples, are called to act concertedly, to be willing to help each other through the principles and norms offered by international law.

7 Apostolic Journey to Turkey: Meeting with the President, Prime Minister and Civil Authorities in Ankara (28 November 2014)
3) in reaffirming that it is licit, while always respecting international law. to stop an unjust aggressor, i wish to reiterate, moreover, that the problem cannot be resolved solely through a military response.

8 Apostolic Journey to Turkey: Ecumenical Blessing and signing of the Common Declaration (Istanbul, 30 November 2014)
5) in ukraine, a country of ancient christian tradition, while we call upon all parties involved to pursue the path of dialogue and of respect for international law in order to bring an end to the conflict and allow all ukrainians to live in harmony.

9 To Members of the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See (12 January 2015) (Video)
4) other ethnic and religious groups in the region ��€�“ the yazidis for example ��€�“ a unanimous response is needed, one which, within the framework of international law. can end the spread of acts of violence, restore harmony and heal the deep wounds which the ongoing conflicts have caused.

10 To Members of the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See (12 January 2015) (Video)
3) to end the hostilities will be consolidated, and that the parties involved will embark as quickly as possible, in a renewed spirit of respect for international law. upon the path of mutual trust and fraternal reconciliation, with the aim of bringing an end to the present crisis.

11 Address to the Bishops of Ukraine on their "ad Limina" Visit (Bishops of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Bishops of Byzantine Rite and Bishops of the Ukrainian Episcopal Conference) (20 February 2015)
3) grant peace soon , and appealing to all parties concerned to implement the accord reached in the joint agreement and to respect the principle of international law. in particular, to observe the ceasefire recently signed and to implement all the other commitments which are conditions to prevent a return to

12 Apostolic Journey of Pope Francis to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay: In-Flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Paraguay to Rome (Papal Flight, 13 July 2015)
22) while it is with an international court, it is not possible to speak about mediating, or facilitating; we need to wait.

13 Apostolic Journey of Pope Francis to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay: In-Flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Paraguay to Rome (Papal Flight, 13 July 2015)
17) in the cathedral in bolivia, i touched on this theme in a very delicate way, taking into account the appeal to the international court.

14 Apostolic Journey of Pope Francis to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay: In-Flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Paraguay to Rome (Papal Flight, 13 July 2015)
7) at this point, i have to be very respectful of the situation, because bolivia has made an appeal to an international court.

15 Apostolic Journey - United Nations: Meeting with the members of the General Assembly of the United Nations Organization (New York, 25 September 2015)
3) without claiming to be exhaustive, we can mention the codification and development of international law. the establishment of international norms regarding human rights, advances in humanitarian law, the resolution of numerous conflicts, operations of peace-keeping and reconciliation, and

16 Remarks of the Holy Father during the General Congregation of the Synod of Bishops (9 October 2015)
1) international community, that it find a way to efficiently aid the affected parties, to broaden its outlook beyond immediate interests and use the instruments of international law and of diplomacy, to resolve ongoing conflicts.

17 Visit of the Holy Father to the Headquarters of World Food Programme [WFP] (13 June 2016)
6) for granted that it prevents food supplies from being distributed in war zones, in violation of the most fundamental and age-old principles and rules of international law.

18 Apostolic Journey to Georgia and Azerbaijan: Meeting with Authorities and the Diplomatic Corps in the Courtyard of the Presidential Palace (30 September 2016)
2) this requires increasing mutual esteem and consideration, which can never lay aside respect for the sovereign rights of every country within the framework of international law.

19 Apostolic Journey to Georgia and Azerbaijan: In-Flight Press Conference from Azerbaijan to Rome (Papal Flight, 2 October 2016)
12) they must go to the international court if dialogue and negotiations do not advance; there is no other way.

20 Apostolic Journey to Georgia and Azerbaijan: In-Flight Press Conference from Azerbaijan to Rome (Papal Flight, 2 October 2016)
8) in addition, for christians there is prayer: prayer for peace, so that hearts may turn to this path of dialogue, of negotiation, or of approaching an international tribunal.

21 Apostolic Journey to Georgia and Azerbaijan: In-Flight Press Conference from Azerbaijan to Rome (Papal Flight, 2 October 2016)
5) and if this cannot be achieved, there has to be the courage to go to an international court, to go to the hague, for example, and submit to an international judgment.

22 To the Roman Curia on the occasion of the presentation of Christmas greetings (22 December 2016)
2) this was to bring the ior and the entire vatican economic system to the regular adoption of, and fully committed and diligent compliance with, all international legal norms on financial transparency.

23 Visit of the Holy Father to the Rome headquarters of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) (16 October 2017)
2) international law gives us the means to prevent them or to resolve them quickly, keeping them from dragging on, creating famine and destroying the social fabric.

24 To Participants in the International Symposium "Prospects for a World Free of Nuclear Weapons and for Integral Disarmament" (10 November 2017)
3) suffice it to note that nuclear technologies are now spreading, also through digital communications, and that the instruments of international law have not prevented new states from joining those already in possession of nuclear weapons.

25 To the Delegation of the International Commission against the Death Penalty (17 December 2018)
2) right of every country to define its own legal system cannot be exercised in contradiction to the duties that pertain to it by virtue of international law. nor can it represent an obstacle to the universal recognition of human dignity.

26 To the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the traditional exchange of New Year Greetings (7 January 2019)
6) the church strives to encourage, directly and indirectly, peaceful paths to the solution of the conflict, paths that are respectful of justice and law, including international law. which is the basis of security and coexistence in the entire region.

27 To the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the traditional exchange of New Year Greetings (7 January 2019)
1) present, it is troubling to see the reemergence of tendencies to impose and pursue individual national interests without having recourse to the instruments provided by international law for resolving controversies and ensuring that justice is respected, also through international courts.

28 Apostolic Journey to Japan: Address on Nuclear Weapons at the Atomic Bomb Hypocenter Park (Nagasaki, 24 November 2019)
3) we must never grow weary of working to support the principal international legal instruments of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, including the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons.

29 To the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the traditional exchange of New Year Greetings (9 January 2020)
2) it is my lively hope that the international community will then manage to achieve a conclusive and proactive consensus on ways to implement this international legal instrument, which has shown itself to be all the more important in times like our own.

30 To the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the traditional exchange of New Year Greetings (9 January 2020)
1) remaining within the european context, i would like to reaffirm the importance of supporting dialogue and respect for international law as a means of resolving the ��€��frozen conflicts��€� that persist on the continent, some of which have lasted for decades and demand

31 To the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the traditional exchange of New Year Greetings (9 January 2020)
2) that all the interested parties avoid an escalation of the conflict and ��€��keep alive the flame of dialogue and self-restraint��€� ,[16] in full respect of international law.

32 To the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the traditional exchange of New Year Greetings (9 January 2020)
2) the entire holy land and to reiterate the urgent need for the whole international community to reconfirm, with courage and sincerity, and in respect for international law , its commitment to support the israeli-palestinian peace process.

33 Inauguration of the 91st Judicial Year of Vatican City State Tribunal (15 February 2020)
1) in order to give concrete form to this commitment, the holy see has begun a process of conforming its legislation to international law norms and, on the operational level, has made a particular commitment to fight illegality in the field of finance at the international level.

34 Apostolic Letter issued âMotu proprioâ of the Supreme Pontiff Francis regarding provisions on transparency in the management of public finances (26 April 2021)
3) however, since corruption can also occur in various ways and forms in sectors other than the latter, international regulations and best practices provide for specific requirements

35 Apostolic Letter issued âMotu Proprioâ by the Supreme Pontiff Francis amending the jurisdiction of the judicial bodies of Vatican City State (30 April 2021)
1) on the basis of these considerations, and without prejudice to the provisions of universal law for some specific cases expressly indicated, there is now a need

36 LIV World Day of Peace 2021 - A Culture of Care as a Path to Peace
1) a culture of care, also points to the need for relationships between nations to be inspired by fraternity, mutual respect, solidarity and the observance of international law.

37 Message of His Holiness Pope Francis for the 104th World Day of Migrants and Refugees (15 August 2017)
12) the statelessness which migrants and refugees sometimes fall into can easily be avoided with the adoption of ��€��nationality legislation that is in conformity with the fundamental principles of international law��€� .

38 Message for the World Food Day 2014 (16 October 2014)
2) it is instead necessary to change the paradigm of aid and of development policies, to modify international law. regarding the production and trade of agricultural products, guaranteeing, to countries in which agriculture represents the foundation of the economy and of survival, the self-determination of their own agricultural market.

39 Visit of the Holy Father to the Rome headquarters of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) (16 October 2017)
2) international law gives us the means to prevent them or to resolve them quickly, keeping them from dragging on, creating famine and destroying the social fabric.

40 Message of the Holy Father on the occasion of the Vienna Conference on the Humanitarian Impact of Nuclear Weapons [Vienna, 8-9 December 2014] (7 December 2014)
3) military codes and international law. among others, have long banned peoples from inflicting unnecessary suffering.

41 Holy Father's message to participants at the International Conference âHuman Rights in the Contemporary World: Achievements, Omissions, Negationsâ [Rome, 10-11 December 2018] (10 December 2018)
1) in the year in which significant anniversaries of these international juridical instruments are being celebrated, an in-depth reflection on the foundation and the respect for human

42 Apostolic Journey to Japan: Address on nuclear weapons at the Atomic Bomb Hypocenter Park (Nagasaki, 24 November 2019)
3) we must never grow weary of working to support the principal international legal instruments of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, including the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons.

43 Video Message of His Holiness Pope Francis to the Seventy-fifth Meeting of the General Assembly of the United Nations (25 September 2020)
2) [17] that is why it is so important to support the principal international legal instruments on nuclear disarmament, non-proliferation and prohibition.

44 Letter of the Holy Father to the Secretary General of the United Nations Organization concerning the dramatic situation in Northern Iraq (9 August 2014)
2) tragic experiences of the twentieth century, and the most basic understanding of human dignity, compels the international community, particularly through the norms and mechanisms of international law. to do all that it can to stop and to prevent further systematic violence against ethnic and religious minorities.

45 Letter of the Holy Father, signed by the Cardinal Secretary of State, to the participants in the Fourth High Level Conference on "Our Ocean, an Ocean for Life" [Malta, 5-6 October 2017] (27 September 2017)
3) the need for multilateral governance aimed at the pursuit of the common good and equipped to operate at the global and regional levels, guided by international law and inspired by the principle of subsidiarity and respect for the dignity of each human person (cf.

46 Letter sent by Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin on behalf of the Holy Father to the Archbishop of Milan for the Conference for the Centenary of the death of Blessed Giuseppe Toniolo (24 November 2018)
4) he therefore asked the holy see to become the promoter of an institute that was a laboratory of well-founded and widely shared international law.

47 Letter of His Holiness Pope Francis to Brother Gerard Francisco Timoner, O.P., Master General of the Order of Preachers for the VIII Centenary of the Death of Saint Dominic of Caleruega (24 May 2021)
5) perhaps its finest expression in the dominican school of salamanca, and particularly in the work of friar francisco de vitoria, who proposed a framework of international law grounded in universal human rights.

48 Apostolic Letter issued âMotu proprioâ of the Supreme Pontiff Francis regarding provisions on transparency in the management of public finances (26 April 2021)
3) however, since corruption can also occur in various ways and forms in sectors other than the latter, international regulations and best practices provide for specific requirements

49 Apostolic Letter issued âMotu Proprioâ by the Supreme Pontiff Francis amending the jurisdiction of the judicial bodies of Vatican City State (30 April 2021)
1) on the basis of these considerations, and without prejudice to the provisions of universal law for some specific cases expressly indicated, there is now a need

50 Angelus, 11 August 2019
1) dear brothers and sisters, tomorrow is the 70th anniversary of the geneva conventions, important international legal instruments that impose limitations on the use of force and are aimed at protecting civilians and prisoners in time of war.

51 Angelus, 30 August 2020
2) i appeal, please, for constructive dialogue and respect for international law in order to resolve the conflicts that threaten the peace of the peoples of that region.

Islam: “Qurʾān” not match 'international law | natural laws '

Islam: “Hadith” not match "international law | natural laws "

Hinduism: “Vedas” not match "international law | natural laws "

Tibetan Buddhism: The call of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and the sages for world peace not match "international law | natural laws "

Orthodox Catholic Church: The Old Testament of Holy Scripture not match "international law | natural laws "

Orthodox Catholic Church: The New Testament of Holy Scripture not match "international law | natural laws "

Judaism: “Torah” not match "international law | natural laws "

No.	Content
1	to members of the alumni association of the academy of the american and international law (september 27, 1986)
2	to the international court of justice during the meeting at the the peace palace, john paul ii, 13 may 1985

No.	Name	Content
1	2021 A CULTURE OF CARE AS A PATH TO PEACE	1) a culture of care, also points to the need for relationships between nations to be inspired by fraternity, mutual respect, solidarity and the observance of international law.
2	2014 FRATERNITY， THE FOUNDATION AND PATHWAY TO PEACE	4) i express my hope that the daily commitment of all will continue to bear fruit and that there will be an effective application in international law of the right to peace, as a fundamental human right and a necessary prerequisite for every other right.
3	2007 THE HUMAN PERSON， THE HEART OF PEACE	5) that the international community reaffirm international humanitarian law, and apply it to all present-day situations of armed conflict, including those not currently provided for by international law.
4	2015 NO LONGER SLAVES， BUT BROTHERS AND SISTERS	2) the right of each person not to be kept in a state of slavery or servitude has been recognized in international law as inviolable.
5	2011 RELIGIOUS FREEDOM， THE PATH TO PEACE	4) in this context, international law is a model and an essential point of reference for states, insofar as it allows no derogation from religious freedom, as long as the just requirements of public order are observed.
6	2004 AN EVER TIMELY COMMITMENT: TEACHING PEACE	3) peace and international law are closely linked to each another: law favours peace.
7	1982 PEACE: A GIFT OF GOD ENTRUSTED TO US !	5) many of them wished to lay the foundation for a lasting or even everlasting peace by, for instance, setting forth a solid theoretical basis for international law.
8	1976 THE REAL WEAPONS OF PEACE	4) what is needed above all are moral weapons, those which give strength and prestige to international law - the weapon, in the first place, of the observance of pacts.
9	2000 PEACE ON EARTH TO THOSE WHOM GOD LOVES	4) they must be carried out in full respect for international law. guaranteed by an authority that is internationally recognized and, in any event, never left to the outcome of armed intervention alone.
10	1996 LET US GIVE CHILDREN A FUTURE OF PEACE	1) the special protection accorded to children by international law. has been widely disregarded, and the dramatic increase of regional and inter-ethnic conflicts has made it difficult to implement the protective measures called for by humanitarian regulations.

No.	Name	Content
1	Apostolic Journey - United Nations: Meeting with the members of the General Assembly of the United Nations Organization (New York, 25 September 2015)	1) the united nations on 9 august 2014, ��€��the most basic understanding of human dignity compels the international community, particularly through the norms and mechanisms of international law. to do all that it can to stop and to prevent further systematic violence against ethnic and religious minorities��€� and to protect
2	XLVII World Day of Peace 2014 - Fraternity, the Foundation and Pathway to Peace	4) i express my hope that the daily commitment of all will continue to bear fruit and that there will be an effective application in international law of the right to peace, as a fundamental human right and a necessary prerequisite for every other right.
3	XLVIII World Day of Peace 2015 - No longer slaves, but brothers and sisters	2) the right of each person not to be kept in a state of slavery or servitude has been recognized in international law as inviolable.
4	Angelus, 20 September 2015, Cuba	3) can, with the support of all colombians, become an unending day of concord, justice, fraternity and love, in respect for institutions and for national and international law. so that there may be lasting peace.
5	To the delegates of the International Association of Penal Law (23 October 2014)	1) enslaving people, human trafficking and war crimes are recognized as crimes against humanity, both by international law and by many national laws.
6	Visit to FAO on the occasion of the 2nd International Conference on Nutrition (20 November 2014)	6) as communities of individuals and peoples, are called to act concertedly, to be willing to help each other through the principles and norms offered by international law.
7	Apostolic Journey to Turkey: Meeting with the President, Prime Minister and Civil Authorities in Ankara (28 November 2014)	3) in reaffirming that it is licit, while always respecting international law. to stop an unjust aggressor, i wish to reiterate, moreover, that the problem cannot be resolved solely through a military response.
8	Apostolic Journey to Turkey: Ecumenical Blessing and signing of the Common Declaration (Istanbul, 30 November 2014)	5) in ukraine, a country of ancient christian tradition, while we call upon all parties involved to pursue the path of dialogue and of respect for international law in order to bring an end to the conflict and allow all ukrainians to live in harmony.
9	To Members of the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See (12 January 2015) (Video)	4) other ethnic and religious groups in the region ��€�“ the yazidis for example ��€�“ a unanimous response is needed, one which, within the framework of international law. can end the spread of acts of violence, restore harmony and heal the deep wounds which the ongoing conflicts have caused.
10	To Members of the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See (12 January 2015) (Video)	3) to end the hostilities will be consolidated, and that the parties involved will embark as quickly as possible, in a renewed spirit of respect for international law. upon the path of mutual trust and fraternal reconciliation, with the aim of bringing an end to the present crisis.
11	Address to the Bishops of Ukraine on their "ad Limina" Visit (Bishops of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Bishops of Byzantine Rite and Bishops of the Ukrainian Episcopal Conference) (20 February 2015)	3) grant peace soon , and appealing to all parties concerned to implement the accord reached in the joint agreement and to respect the principle of international law. in particular, to observe the ceasefire recently signed and to implement all the other commitments which are conditions to prevent a return to
12	Apostolic Journey of Pope Francis to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay: In-Flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Paraguay to Rome (Papal Flight, 13 July 2015)	22) while it is with an international court, it is not possible to speak about mediating, or facilitating; we need to wait.
13	Apostolic Journey of Pope Francis to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay: In-Flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Paraguay to Rome (Papal Flight, 13 July 2015)	17) in the cathedral in bolivia, i touched on this theme in a very delicate way, taking into account the appeal to the international court.
14	Apostolic Journey of Pope Francis to Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay: In-Flight Press Conference of His Holiness Pope Francis from Paraguay to Rome (Papal Flight, 13 July 2015)	7) at this point, i have to be very respectful of the situation, because bolivia has made an appeal to an international court.
15	Apostolic Journey - United Nations: Meeting with the members of the General Assembly of the United Nations Organization (New York, 25 September 2015)	3) without claiming to be exhaustive, we can mention the codification and development of international law. the establishment of international norms regarding human rights, advances in humanitarian law, the resolution of numerous conflicts, operations of peace-keeping and reconciliation, and
16	Remarks of the Holy Father during the General Congregation of the Synod of Bishops (9 October 2015)	1) international community, that it find a way to efficiently aid the affected parties, to broaden its outlook beyond immediate interests and use the instruments of international law and of diplomacy, to resolve ongoing conflicts.
17	Visit of the Holy Father to the Headquarters of World Food Programme [WFP] (13 June 2016)	6) for granted that it prevents food supplies from being distributed in war zones, in violation of the most fundamental and age-old principles and rules of international law.
18	Apostolic Journey to Georgia and Azerbaijan: Meeting with Authorities and the Diplomatic Corps in the Courtyard of the Presidential Palace (30 September 2016)	2) this requires increasing mutual esteem and consideration, which can never lay aside respect for the sovereign rights of every country within the framework of international law.
19	Apostolic Journey to Georgia and Azerbaijan: In-Flight Press Conference from Azerbaijan to Rome (Papal Flight, 2 October 2016)	12) they must go to the international court if dialogue and negotiations do not advance; there is no other way.
20	Apostolic Journey to Georgia and Azerbaijan: In-Flight Press Conference from Azerbaijan to Rome (Papal Flight, 2 October 2016)	8) in addition, for christians there is prayer: prayer for peace, so that hearts may turn to this path of dialogue, of negotiation, or of approaching an international tribunal.
21	Apostolic Journey to Georgia and Azerbaijan: In-Flight Press Conference from Azerbaijan to Rome (Papal Flight, 2 October 2016)	5) and if this cannot be achieved, there has to be the courage to go to an international court, to go to the hague, for example, and submit to an international judgment.
22	To the Roman Curia on the occasion of the presentation of Christmas greetings (22 December 2016)	2) this was to bring the ior and the entire vatican economic system to the regular adoption of, and fully committed and diligent compliance with, all international legal norms on financial transparency.
23	Visit of the Holy Father to the Rome headquarters of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) (16 October 2017)	2) international law gives us the means to prevent them or to resolve them quickly, keeping them from dragging on, creating famine and destroying the social fabric.
24	To Participants in the International Symposium "Prospects for a World Free of Nuclear Weapons and for Integral Disarmament" (10 November 2017)	3) suffice it to note that nuclear technologies are now spreading, also through digital communications, and that the instruments of international law have not prevented new states from joining those already in possession of nuclear weapons.
25	To the Delegation of the International Commission against the Death Penalty (17 December 2018)	2) right of every country to define its own legal system cannot be exercised in contradiction to the duties that pertain to it by virtue of international law. nor can it represent an obstacle to the universal recognition of human dignity.
26	To the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the traditional exchange of New Year Greetings (7 January 2019)	6) the church strives to encourage, directly and indirectly, peaceful paths to the solution of the conflict, paths that are respectful of justice and law, including international law. which is the basis of security and coexistence in the entire region.
27	To the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the traditional exchange of New Year Greetings (7 January 2019)	1) present, it is troubling to see the reemergence of tendencies to impose and pursue individual national interests without having recourse to the instruments provided by international law for resolving controversies and ensuring that justice is respected, also through international courts.
28	Apostolic Journey to Japan: Address on Nuclear Weapons at the Atomic Bomb Hypocenter Park (Nagasaki, 24 November 2019)	3) we must never grow weary of working to support the principal international legal instruments of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, including the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons.
29	To the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the traditional exchange of New Year Greetings (9 January 2020)	2) it is my lively hope that the international community will then manage to achieve a conclusive and proactive consensus on ways to implement this international legal instrument, which has shown itself to be all the more important in times like our own.
30	To the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the traditional exchange of New Year Greetings (9 January 2020)	1) remaining within the european context, i would like to reaffirm the importance of supporting dialogue and respect for international law as a means of resolving the ��€��frozen conflicts��€� that persist on the continent, some of which have lasted for decades and demand
31	To the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the traditional exchange of New Year Greetings (9 January 2020)	2) that all the interested parties avoid an escalation of the conflict and ��€��keep alive the flame of dialogue and self-restraint��€� ,[16] in full respect of international law.
32	To the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See for the traditional exchange of New Year Greetings (9 January 2020)	2) the entire holy land and to reiterate the urgent need for the whole international community to reconfirm, with courage and sincerity, and in respect for international law , its commitment to support the israeli-palestinian peace process.
33	Inauguration of the 91st Judicial Year of Vatican City State Tribunal (15 February 2020)	1) in order to give concrete form to this commitment, the holy see has begun a process of conforming its legislation to international law norms and, on the operational level, has made a particular commitment to fight illegality in the field of finance at the international level.
34	Apostolic Letter issued âMotu proprioâ of the Supreme Pontiff Francis regarding provisions on transparency in the management of public finances (26 April 2021)	3) however, since corruption can also occur in various ways and forms in sectors other than the latter, international regulations and best practices provide for specific requirements
35	Apostolic Letter issued âMotu Proprioâ by the Supreme Pontiff Francis amending the jurisdiction of the judicial bodies of Vatican City State (30 April 2021)	1) on the basis of these considerations, and without prejudice to the provisions of universal law for some specific cases expressly indicated, there is now a need
36	LIV World Day of Peace 2021 - A Culture of Care as a Path to Peace	1) a culture of care, also points to the need for relationships between nations to be inspired by fraternity, mutual respect, solidarity and the observance of international law.
37	Message of His Holiness Pope Francis for the 104th World Day of Migrants and Refugees (15 August 2017)	12) the statelessness which migrants and refugees sometimes fall into can easily be avoided with the adoption of ��€��nationality legislation that is in conformity with the fundamental principles of international law��€� .
38	Message for the World Food Day 2014 (16 October 2014)	2) it is instead necessary to change the paradigm of aid and of development policies, to modify international law. regarding the production and trade of agricultural products, guaranteeing, to countries in which agriculture represents the foundation of the economy and of survival, the self-determination of their own agricultural market.
39	Visit of the Holy Father to the Rome headquarters of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) (16 October 2017)	2) international law gives us the means to prevent them or to resolve them quickly, keeping them from dragging on, creating famine and destroying the social fabric.
40	Message of the Holy Father on the occasion of the Vienna Conference on the Humanitarian Impact of Nuclear Weapons [Vienna, 8-9 December 2014] (7 December 2014)	3) military codes and international law. among others, have long banned peoples from inflicting unnecessary suffering.
41	Holy Father's message to participants at the International Conference âHuman Rights in the Contemporary World: Achievements, Omissions, Negationsâ [Rome, 10-11 December 2018] (10 December 2018)	1) in the year in which significant anniversaries of these international juridical instruments are being celebrated, an in-depth reflection on the foundation and the respect for human
42	Apostolic Journey to Japan: Address on nuclear weapons at the Atomic Bomb Hypocenter Park (Nagasaki, 24 November 2019)	3) we must never grow weary of working to support the principal international legal instruments of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, including the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons.
43	Video Message of His Holiness Pope Francis to the Seventy-fifth Meeting of the General Assembly of the United Nations (25 September 2020)	2) [17] that is why it is so important to support the principal international legal instruments on nuclear disarmament, non-proliferation and prohibition.
44	Letter of the Holy Father to the Secretary General of the United Nations Organization concerning the dramatic situation in Northern Iraq (9 August 2014)	2) tragic experiences of the twentieth century, and the most basic understanding of human dignity, compels the international community, particularly through the norms and mechanisms of international law. to do all that it can to stop and to prevent further systematic violence against ethnic and religious minorities.
45	Letter of the Holy Father, signed by the Cardinal Secretary of State, to the participants in the Fourth High Level Conference on "Our Ocean, an Ocean for Life" [Malta, 5-6 October 2017] (27 September 2017)	3) the need for multilateral governance aimed at the pursuit of the common good and equipped to operate at the global and regional levels, guided by international law and inspired by the principle of subsidiarity and respect for the dignity of each human person (cf.
46	Letter sent by Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin on behalf of the Holy Father to the Archbishop of Milan for the Conference for the Centenary of the death of Blessed Giuseppe Toniolo (24 November 2018)	4) he therefore asked the holy see to become the promoter of an institute that was a laboratory of well-founded and widely shared international law.
47	Letter of His Holiness Pope Francis to Brother Gerard Francisco Timoner, O.P., Master General of the Order of Preachers for the VIII Centenary of the Death of Saint Dominic of Caleruega (24 May 2021)	5) perhaps its finest expression in the dominican school of salamanca, and particularly in the work of friar francisco de vitoria, who proposed a framework of international law grounded in universal human rights.
48	Apostolic Letter issued âMotu proprioâ of the Supreme Pontiff Francis regarding provisions on transparency in the management of public finances (26 April 2021)	3) however, since corruption can also occur in various ways and forms in sectors other than the latter, international regulations and best practices provide for specific requirements
49	Apostolic Letter issued âMotu Proprioâ by the Supreme Pontiff Francis amending the jurisdiction of the judicial bodies of Vatican City State (30 April 2021)	1) on the basis of these considerations, and without prejudice to the provisions of universal law for some specific cases expressly indicated, there is now a need
50	Angelus, 11 August 2019	1) dear brothers and sisters, tomorrow is the 70th anniversary of the geneva conventions, important international legal instruments that impose limitations on the use of force and are aimed at protecting civilians and prisoners in time of war.
51	Angelus, 30 August 2020	2) i appeal, please, for constructive dialogue and respect for international law in order to resolve the conflicts that threaten the peace of the peoples of that region.

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Orthodox Catholic Church: The New Testament of Holy Scripture not match "international law | natural laws "

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