By biography of Pope Paul VI, who transformed the Vatican’s role in world affairs by placing peace at the heart of Catholic social teaching. Describes the pope as a visionary moral leader whose papacy reshaped Catholic engagement with war, diplomacy, and justice. Commemorates the 60th anniversary of the pope’s 1965 address to the United Nations General Assembly, where he boldly proclaimed: “Never again one against the other! Never again war!” Explores his visit to New York, his meeting with President Lyndon Johnson, and the ethical stance that led him to challenge U.S. bombing strategy in Vietnam. Reveals how the pope guided the Church toward a new attitude on war, nuclear deterrence, and conscientious objection. Follows his role in initiating the Paris Peace Talks and shaping Church doctrine through moral leadership, not neutrality. Read more.