Ad Petri Cathedram
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1 Int,3 | revise the Code of Canon Law in accordance with present
2 Int,3 | issue a new Code of Canon Law for the Church of the Oriental
3 4,140| It follows . . . that law becomes ineffective and
4 4,146| go beyond the demands of law in the conduct of - their
Mater et magistra
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5 12 | arrogated to itself the force of law, but also dominated the
6 21 | jurisprudence called labor law. ~Right to Enter into Associations~
7 30 | reaffirmed its origin in natural law, and enlarged upon its social
8 42 | shown us through the Natural Law and Revelation.''18 He confirmed
9 102 | which respect the natural law and the freedom of conscience
10 117 | other agencies of public law must not extend their ownership
11 118 | other agencies of public law must be entrusted to men
12 120 | other agencies of public law have extended, and are continuing
13 147 | and respect for the civil law. They must try to reconcile
14 205 | all. And where the same law of justice is not adhered
15 251 | to disregard this sacred law, if not to reject it outright.
Pacem in terris
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16 5 | Men "show the work of the law written in their hearts.
17 27 | well-defined sphere of law, immune from arbitrary attack."24~
18 28 | indestructibility from the natural law, which in conferring the
19 30 | authoritative force from the natural law, which confers it and attaches
20 38 | derives from the eternal law, which is divine reason . . .
21 38 | much more on the eternal law than on human reason."27~
22 51 | we maintain that human law has the rationale of law
23 51 | law has the rationale of law in so far as it is in accordance
24 51 | obviously derives from eternal law. A law which is at variance
25 51 | derives from eternal law. A law which is at variance with
26 51 | longer the rationale of law. It is rather an act of
27 69 | never disregard the moral law or constitutional provision,
28 69 | thoroughly understand the law and carefully weigh all
29 69 | effectively protected by law in the affirmation of their
30 69 | government officials.49~Law and Conscience~
31 80 | cooperation, and freedom. The same law of nature that governs the
32 81 | still bound by the natural law, which is the rule that
33 85 | unmoving rock of the moral law, that law which is revealed
34 85 | rock of the moral law, that law which is revealed in the
35 124 | postulate of the natural law itself, as also of international
36 124 | as also of international law. These smaller States have
37 128 | unhappily, we often find the law of fear reigning supreme
38 133 | suggested by the natural law, the law of nations, or
39 133 | by the natural law, the law of nations, or international
40 133 | nations, or international law. ~
41 156 | cultrual institutions, the law, politics, medical and recreational
42 159 | principles of the natural law, and observe the Church'
43 161 | such people that it is the law of nature that all things
Paenitentiam agere
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44 5 | Hebrews the tables of the Law until they had expiated
45 14 | A man making void the law of Moses dies without any
Princeps pastorum
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46 48 | the precepts of Christian law. Several mission countries
Sacerdotii nostri primordia
Chapter, §
47 1,11 | bound by virtue of divine law to the evangelical counsels
48 1,17 | prescriptions of the Code of Canon Law dealing with church benefices
49 3,82 | inserted in the Code of Canon Law as well,87 and We issue
50 3,95 | the prescriptions of Canon Law,98 which make the pious
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