Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 III,1 |           them in their lives, in order to achieve an ever greater
 2 III,4 |      dignity unless the essential order of his nature is respected.
 3 IV,2  | Revelation and, in its own proper order, philosophical wisdom, emphasize
 4 IV,3  |           the truths of the moral order, and she authentically interprets
 5 IV,3  |           principles of the moral order which have their origin
 6 VII,1 |   relationship seems necessary in order for love to be preserved.~
 7 VII,4 |          they ought to develop in order to find in it the way and
 8 VIII,1| observations in the psychological order, have begun to judge indulgently,
 9 VIII,4|  according to the objective moral order, homosexual relations are
10 IX,2  |           called for by the moral order, namely the relationship
11 IX,5  |         the pastoral ministry, in order to form an adequate judgment
12  X,2  |          not transgress the moral order in a fully deliberate and
13  X,6  |        also recognizes, the moral order of sexuality involves such
14  X,6  |          direct violation of this order is objectively serious.[24]~
15  X,7  |        that in sins of the sexual order, in view of their kind and
16 XI,4  |         neighbor or to the social order but because the fornicator
17 XIII,1|           harmony with the Divine order of creation and with the
18 XIII,5|    primacy of the objective moral order must be regarded as absolute