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 1 Declaration      |            DECLARATION ON PROCURED ABORTION~
 2 Declaration,1    |            The problem of procured abortion and of its possible legal
 3 Declaration,1    |    evidence, to promote the use of abortion. One cannot but be astonished
 4 Declaration,1    |           of the liberalization of abortion, either in its entirety
 5 Declaration,2    |       resist the liberalization of abortion laws are the object of powerful
 6 Declaration,4(3) |           arise in connection with abortion: it is for theologians to
 7 Declaration,6    |              You shall not kill by abortion the fruit of the womb and
 8 Declaration,6    |            medicines to procure an abortion; he condemns the killers
 9 Declaration,7    |           about the illicitness of abortion. It is true that in the
10 Declaration,7    |            that time that procured abortion, even during the first days,
11 Declaration,7    | reconsidered the penalties against abortion which had been established
12 Declaration,7    |            who causes to perish by abortion what has been conceived."[10]
13 Declaration,7    |           the Church, teaches that abortion is a grave sin against the
14 Declaration,7    |            Pope Sixtus V condemned abortion with the greatest severity.[12]
15 Declaration,7    |            who sought to excuse an abortion procured before the moment
16 Declaration,7    |        clearly excluded all direct abortion, that is, abortion which
17 Declaration,7    |          direct abortion, that is, abortion which is either an end or
18 Declaration,7    |            most severely condemned abortion: "Life must be safeguarded
19 Declaration,7    |      extreme care from conception; abortion and infanticide are abominable
20 Declaration,7(18)|          Office, condemning direct abortion (Denzinger 1890, AAS 17 [
21 Declaration,13   |        support to those who defend abortion. Moreover, it is not up
22 Declaration,13   |   constituted or the legitimacy of abortion. From a moral point of view
23 Declaration,14   |        reasons given to justify an abortion were always manifestly evil
24 Declaration,14   |        number of cases, by denying abortion one endangers important
25 Declaration,17   |          of technology makes early abortion more and more easy, but
26 Declaration,18   |             under any pretext, may abortion be resorted to, either by
27 Declaration,19   |        particular case of procured abortion. In these days a vast body
28 Declaration,19   |         Catholic faithful, condemn abortion, many others hold that it
29 Declaration,19   |         exist, the laws condemning abortion appear difficult to apply.
30 Declaration,19   |          be added that clandestine abortion puts women, who resign themselves
31 Declaration,19   |     legislator continues to regard abortion as an evil, may he not propose
32 Declaration,20   |     legislator no longer considers abortion a crime against human life,
33 Declaration,22   |           principle the liceity of abortion. Nor can he take part in
34 Declaration,23   |            possible alternative to abortion.~
35 Declaration,26   |           One can never approve of abortion; but it is above all necessary
36 Declaration,27   |            Declaration on Procured Abortion and has confirmed it and