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 1 Declaration,4     |     Christian consciences.[4] May God deign to enlighten also
 2 Declaration,5     |       use. In order that life may bring forth fruit, many
 3 Declaration,6(7)  |     S.C. 3, pp. 166-167). One may also consult the "Epistle
 4 Declaration,14    | attach great value, and which may sometimes even seem to have
 5 Declaration,14    |   very great difficulties. It may be a serious question of
 6 Declaration,14    |     death, for the mother; it may be the burden represented
 7 Declaration,14    |      abnormal or retarded; it may be the importance attributed
 8 Declaration,14    |       choose suicide; no more may his parents choose death
 9 Declaration,18    |     never, under any pretext, may abortion be resorted to,
10 Declaration,19    |   regard abortion as an evil, may he not propose to restrict
11 Declaration,22    |      understood that whatever may be laid down by civil law
12 Declaration,22    |     vote for it. Moreover, he may not collaborate in its application.
13 Declaration,23    |      always and everywhere it may be possible to give every
14 Declaration,25(26)|    Doctors held in Barcelona, May 26, 1974: "Por lo que a
15 Declaration,25(26)|        L'Osservatore Romano," May 29, 1974).
16 Declaration,27    |      I have come so that they may have life and have it to