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9 February 2003
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Lawyers have role to play in pursuit of peace - Nuncio
Catholic lawyers and lawmakers will make a "remarkable contribution" to
peace if they remember that the law they serve is both human and divine,
the Apostolic Nuncio in Australia, Archbishop Francesco Canalini, said
at the Red Mass in St Mary's Cathedral on Monday. The Mass marked the
start of the law year.
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