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 1  I,4    |   Christians. There are many people today who, being confronted
 2 III,1   |                          The people of our time are more and
 3 IV,1    |            Hence, those many people are in error who today assert
 4 VII,2   |      shows that if unmarried people or widows cannot live chastely
 5 VII,2   |    fact, the love of married people is taken up into that love
 6 VII,5   |         The consent given by people who wish to be united in
 7 VIII,1  |    relations between certain people. This they do in opposition
 8 VIII,1  | moral sense of the Christian people.~
 9 VIII,3  |   category of subjects, some people conclude that their tendency
10 VIII,4  |   with the condition of such people. For according to the objective
11 IX,3(21)|      thought patterns of the people of a particular place, the
12 IX,4    |    would be to misunderstand people's moral capacity.~
13 IX,5    |     the habitual behavior of people will be considered in its
14  X,1    |    of grave sin, at least in people's actual lives.~
15  X,2    |      attitude towards God or people. On the contrary, so-called "
16  X,8    |   nor to reduce unreasonably people's responsibility. "To diminish
17  X,8    |   example of in dealing with people. Having come not to condemn
18 XII,3   |     and the Eucharist. Young people especially should earnestly
19 XII,3   |    saints and other faithful people, especially young ones,
20 XIII,2  |    that confessors enlighten people's consciences and that catechetical
21 XIII,6  |                      All lay people, for their part, by virtue
22 XIII,7  |      that children and young people have a right to be encouraged
23 XIII,7  |     exercise government over people or preside over the work