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 1 Fw     |        which are necessary for a proper evaluation of the problems
 2 Intro,3|      this question presupposes a proper idea of the nature of the
 3  I,6   |    contrary to the human dignity proper to the embryo, and at the
 4 II,1   |     identity and achieve his own proper human development. The parents
 5 II,2   |         spouses, to the vocation proper to parents, and to the child'
 6 II,4   |   procreation is deprived of its proper perfection when it is not
 7 II,5   | sufficient to ensure the dignity proper to human procreation. It
 8 II,5   |      objectively deprived of its proper perfection: namely, that
 9 II,5   |          of the dignity which is proper and connatural to it. Certainly,
10 II,6   |     nature of the agents and the proper nature of the act is the
11 II,6   |  normally performed achieves its proper end".(53) If the technical
12 II,8   |      procreation.(57) A true and proper right to a child would be
13 Conclu |       the area of responsibility proper to each and, like the good