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1 I,2 | violation of the unborn child's right to life and as an
2 I (27)| may have upon the unborn child and avoid recourse to diagnostic
3 I (27)| the benefit of the unborn child himself" (POPE JOHN PAUL
4 I,4 | integrity of the unborn child and the mother, and on condition
5 I (*) | existence: embryo, foetus, child or adult) represents the
6 I,4 | integrity or life of the unborn child. Moreover, experimentation
7 I,4 | respect that is due to the child already born and to every
8 I (32)| affirm the right of the child to have a fully human origin
9 II,1 | procreation vis-à-vis the unborn child must be the fruit of marriage. ~
10 II,1 | through each other. The child has the right to be conceived,
11 II,1 | his own parents that the child can discover his own identity
12 II,1 | The parents find in their child a confirmation and completion
13 II,1 | reciprocal self-giving: the child is the living image of their
14 II,2 | proper to parents, and to the child's right to be conceived
15 II,2 | fidelity demands that the child be conceived in marriage;
16 II,2 | violates the rights of the child; it deprives him of his
17 II,2 | justified. ~The desire to have a child and the love between spouses
18 II,2 | respectful of the rights of the child and of the spouses. ~
19 II,3 | dignity and the right of the child to be conceived, carried
20 II (*) | pledge to surrender the child once it is born to the party
21 II,4 | irrepeatable origin, the child must be respected and recognized
22 II,4 | love; the generation of a child must therefore be the fruit
23 II,4 | subject the coming of a child into the world to conditions
24 II,5 | their sincere desire for a child. The question is asked whether
25 II,5 | the risks involved for the child and the difficulties of
26 II,5 | admitted. The desire for a child - or at the very least an
27 II,5 | cannot be approved, every child which comes into the world
28 II,7 | of the spouses and of the child to be born. The humanization
29 II,8 | of bringing a handicapped child into the world is a suffering
30 II,8 | spouses, the desire for a child is natural: it expresses
31 II,8 | spouses the right to have a child, but only the right to perform
32 II,8 | true and proper right to a child would be contrary to the
33 II,8 | would be contrary to the child's dignity and nature. The
34 II,8 | dignity and nature. The child is not an object to which
35 II,8 | of ownership: rather, a child is a gift, "the supreme
36 II,8 | parents. For this reason, the child has the right, as already
37 II,8 | dignity and that of the child to be born. ~
38 III | institution and, in this area, the child's right to be conceived,
39 III | be ensured for the unborn child from the moment of his conception,
40 III | deliberate violation of the child's rights. The law cannot
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