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Pace e Bene Australia

Pace e bene (pronounced pah-chay-bay-nay) means 'peace and all good' in Italian -- it was an expression used by St Francis of Assisi as a greeting and a means of proclaiming the way of nonviolence in the midst of a violent world.

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ABOUT OUR WORK

SPIRITUALITY | the quality of nurturing your spirit to live by your deepest values and meanings

PRACTICE | repeated exercise of a skill to develop proficiency

ACTIVE | contributing to change and exerting influence

NONVIOLENCE | the active and creative power for justice and the wellbeing of all that employs neither passivity nor violence