Pope Paul VI and His Quest for Peace - Tuohey, Rev John F
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Pope Paul VI and His Quest for World Peace is a powerful two-volume work that reintroduces one of the most influential yet underappreciated popes of the 20th century. Leading the Church from 1963 to 1978, Paul VI carried forward the reforms of Vatican II and reshaped the papacy into a global moral voice for peace. Barbara Bamberger Scott, US Review of Books.Volume 1: Never Again War! focuses on his historic 1965 address to the United Nations, where he urged the world to reject war and embrace diplomacy. It also explores his complex relationship with President Johnson and his behind-the-scenes influence on the Paris Peace Talks.…mehr

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Pope Paul VI and His Quest for World Peace is a powerful two-volume work that reintroduces one of the most influential yet underappreciated popes of the 20th century. Leading the Church from 1963 to 1978, Paul VI carried forward the reforms of Vatican II and reshaped the papacy into a global moral voice for peace. Barbara Bamberger Scott, US Review of Books.Volume 1: Never Again War! focuses on his historic 1965 address to the United Nations, where he urged the world to reject war and embrace diplomacy. It also explores his complex relationship with President Johnson and his behind-the-scenes influence on the Paris Peace Talks.
Autorenporträt
Rev John F Tuohey, PhD. is a retired priest of the Diocese of Springfield in Massachusetts, ordained in 1981 after completing his studies at the American College of the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium. He successfully defended his PhD in 1986 at the same university specializing in healthcare ethics. He taught at the Catholic University of America from 1986 until he assumed the newly created Andrew & Beverly Honzel Chair in Applied Health Care Ethics at Providence Health & Services in Portland, Oregon in 1998. He returned to his diocese in 2017 and retired as a pastor in 2022 to pursue to a more contemplative lifestyle as an Oblate of St Benedict of the monastery of St Mary's in Petersham, MA, and to write. His first book, Striving to be Perfect as the Heavenly Father is Perfect, explores the meaning of Christian maturity and forgiveness. He lives in his home parish with his "buddy," retriever/lab Allister.