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 1  I,1   |     Charter of the Rights of the Family, published by the Holy See,
 2  I (24)|     Charter of the Rights of the Family, 4: L'Osservatore Romano,
 3  I,4   |     Charter of the Rights of the Family published by the Holy See
 4  I (30)|     Charter of the Rights of the Family, 4b: L'Osservatore Romano,
 5 II,1   |          into the world within a family and that the family be firmly
 6 II,1   |     within a family and that the family be firmly based on marriage.
 7 II,2   |         relationships within the family has repercussions on civil
 8 II,2   |       unity and stability of the family is a source of dissension,
 9 II,5   |  extra-conjugal procreation; the family and marriage continue to
10 III    | individual and the rights of the family and of the institution of
11 III    |      death; b) the rights of the family and of marriage as an institution
12 III    |        to the institution of the family, upon which society is based,
13 III    |         be at the service of the family. Civil law cannot grant
14 III    |      support which is due to the family, embryo banks, post mortem
15 III    |       and the institution of the family. Politicians must commit
16 III    |       and the institution of the family. The civil legislation of
17 Conclu |          and ensure that, in the family and in society, due respect