Lumen gentium
   Chap., Paragraph
 1     3,  23   |           mutual respect for their rights and duties.37* This variety
 2     4,  36   |            carefully between those rights and duties which are theirs


Gaudium et spes
   Chap., Paragraph
 3     1,  21   |       prejudice to the fundamental rights of the human person. The
 4     2,  25   |       person, and safeguarding his rights.4~But if by this social
 5     2,  26   |          and consequently involves rights and duties with respect
 6     2,  26   |          above all things, and his rights and duties are universal
 7     2,  29   |         respect to the fundamental rights of the person, every type
 8     2,  29   |          that fundamental personal rights are still not being universally
 9     2,  29   |            and safeguard the basic rights of man under every political
10     4,  41   |         and vindication of his own rights. Since it has been entrusted
11     4,  41   |    committed to her, proclaims the rights of man; she acknowledges
12     4,  41   |            of today by which these rights are everywhere fostered.
13     4,  41   |            think that our personal rights are fully ensured only when
14     4,  42   |           recognition to the basic rights of person and family, to
15     5,  52   |       wiser and harmonize personal rights with the other requirements
16     6,  59   |        course, as it preserves the rights of the individual and the
17     7,  65   |        which subordinate the basic rights of individual persons and
18     7,  66   |           without disregarding the rights of persons or the natural
19     7,  68   |         delegates.~Among the basic rights of the human person is to
20     7,  68   |        defense of the workers' own rights and the fulfillment of their
21     7,  71   |          in spite of social funds, rights, and services provided by
22     8,  73   |           especially regarding the rights and duties of all in the
23     8,  73   |           better protection to the rights of the person in public
24     8,  73   |   privately. The protection of the rights of a person is indeed a
25     8,  73   |        increasing concern that the rights of minorities be recognized,
26     8,  73   |        actual exercise of personal rights to all citizens, and not
27     8,  74   |           them to defend their own rights and the rights of their
28     8,  74   |           their own rights and the rights of their fellow citizens
29     8,  75   |       system for the protection of rights. The rights of all persons,
30     8,  75   |          protection of rights. The rights of all persons, families
31     8,  75   |           But when the exercise of rights is restricted temporarily
32     8,  75   |          methods which violate the rights of the person or social
33     8,  76   |            the exercise of certain rights which have been legitimately
34     8,  76   |         order when the fundamental rights of a person or the salvation
35     9,  78   |           the vindication of their rights and who resort to methods
36     9,  78   |         done without injury to the rights and duties of others or
37     9,  80(1)|            of vindicating violated rights."~
38     9,  81   |           justice, and respect for rights. But before this hoped for
39     9,  87   |       Governments undoubtedly have rights and duties, within the limits


Gravissimum educationis
   Chap., Paragraph
40     0        |        promote more education. The rights of men to an education,
41     0        |           particularly the primary rights of children and parents,
42     0,  0(3) |                 Declaration on the Rights of Man of Dec. 10, 1948,
43     0,  0(3) |             the Declaration of the Rights of Children of Nov. 20 1959;
44     0,  0(3) |        Convention Safeguarding the Rights of Men and Fundamental Liberties,
45     0,  0(5) |           declaration cited on the rights of man in footnote 3.~
46     0        |        addition, therefore, to the rights of parents and others to
47     0        |         work of education, certain rights and duties belong indeed
48     0        |          to protect the duties and rights of parents and others who
49     0        |                  6. The Duties and Rights of Parents~Parents who have
50     0        |          to protect and defend the rights of citizens, must see to
51     0        |    exercise their civic duties and rights. Therefore the state must
52     0        |           is opposed to the native rights of the human person, to
53     0        |         freedom of conscience, the rights of parents, as well as to


Nostra aetate
   Chap., Paragraph
54     0, 5     |        their human dignity and the rights flowing from it are concerned. ~


Dignitatis humanae
   Chap., Paragraph
55     0,  1    |            popes on the inviolable rights of the human person and
56     0,  6    |           in the protection of the rights, and in the performance
57     0,  6    |        promotion of the inviolable rights of man ranks among the essential
58     0,  6    |           exercise their religious rights and to fulfill their religious
59     0,  6    |           of God and of the sacred rights of the person and the family
60     0,  7    |           In the exercise of their rights, individual men and social
61     0,  7    |          have respect both for the rights of others and for their
62     0,  7    |         effective safeguard of the rights of all citizens and for
63     0,  7    |         settlement of conflicts of rights, also out of the need for
64     0,  11   |        power of government and its rights, when He commanded that
65     0,  11   |            warning that the higher rights of God are to be kept inviolate: "
66     0,  14   |            must be proclaimed, the rights of the human person, and


Apostolicam actuositatem
   Chap., Paragraph
67     3,  11   |          the preservation of these rights in civil legislation and
68     3,  11(4)| International Union to Protect the Rights of Families, Sept. 20, 1949;
69     3,  11(6)|          for the Defense of Family Rights, Sept. 20, 1949: A.A.S.


Perfectae caritatis
   Chap., Paragraph
70     0,  15   |       equal footing and with equal rights and obligations, excepting


Dei verbum
   Chap., Paragraph
71     2, 11    |          they should recognize the rights which legitimately belong
72     2, 20    |     desires that in future no more rights or privileges of election,
73     2, 20    |       renounce the above-mentioned rights and privileges which they
74     2, 21    |           resigned and for special rights to be accorded them. ~
75     2, 28    |          and benefices. Therefore, rights or privileges which in any
76     2, 31    |        pastorates. To this end all rights whatsoever of presentation,
77     3, 40    |            an early review and the rights and privileges of metropolitans


Orientalium ecclesiarum
   Chap., Paragraph
78     1,  3    |            and they enjoy the same rights and are under the same obligations,
79     3,  9    |   therefore, determines that their rights and privileges should be
80     3,  9    |         ecumenical councils.11~The rights and privileges in question
81     4,  17   |           the minor orders and the rights and obligations that attach


Inter mirifica
   Chap., Paragraph
82     1,  5    |    morality and for the legitimate rights and dignity of the individual.
83     1,  6    |           relationship between the rights, as they are called, of
84     1,  12   |        fine arts and guarantee the rights of those who wish to use