Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,1   |        Moses to lead his people to freedom (cf. Ex 3:10). He spoke
 2  I,8      |      allows little or no religious freedom to minorities and the followers
 3  I,8      |         exercise their religion in freedom and visibly profess their
 4  I,9      |         their mission in peace and freedom, others find themselves
 5 III,15    |         Rom 5:5). When accepted in freedom, this love makes men and
 6 III,16    |          of good news to the poor, freedom to captives and a time acceptable
 7 IV,20     |       consciences does not violate freedom, since faith always demands
 8 IV,20(70) |           Declaration on Religious Freedom Dignitatis Humanae, 3-4;
 9 IV,23     |            forbidden and religious freedom is denied or systematically
10 IV,23     | governments to recognize religious freedom as a fundamental human right.
11 IV,23     |           has a right to religious freedom. Such freedom consists in
12 IV,23     |            religious freedom. Such freedom consists in this, that all
13 IV,23(111)|           Declaration on Religious Freedom Dignitatis Humanae, 2.~
14  V,27     |         customs and the legitimate freedom of these Churches in disciplinary
15  V,28     |           even the total denial of freedom. For these suffering members
16  V,28     |           that guarantee religious freedom for all their citizens.~
17 VI,32     |            justice, solidarity and freedom, which find their fulfilment
18 VI,32(166)|           Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation Libertatis
19 VI,34(171)|           Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation Libertatis
20 VI,34     |          to recognize the right to freedom of conscience and religion
21 VI,34     |         uphold women's dignity and freedom by encouraging their role