Parte, Capitolo, §

 1 Forew,  Intr     | activity, such as culture, art, laws, customs, and~institutions.~           
 2     1,     5,   3|        means, the institutions, laws, and customs are transformed
 3     1,     6,   5|    tolerate the most iniquitous laws, as~if it had not been written
 4     1,     6,   6|         use of natural laws-the laws of politics, sociology,
 5     1,     7,   1|     divine virtue permeated the laws, institutions, and customs
 6     1,    10,   4|         the enacting of certain laws or the establishing of certain
 7     2,    10,   2|       His Commandments are true laws, which we ought to observe
 8     2,    10,   2|     Favoring social customs and laws in which uprightness is
 9     2,    10,   2|            Favoring customs and laws meant to prevent proximate
10     2,    12,   9|       the just obedience to the laws and precepts of the Catholic