Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, 0,10|       indicated, the Synod was right to begin by considering
 2  II, 0,16|     couples therefore have the right to expect from celibate
 3 III, 1,23|       that women have the same right as men to perform various
 4 III, 2,30|       doubt therefore if it is right to bring others into life
 5 III, 2,34|       very important to have a right notion of the moral order,
 6 III, 2,36|              2. Education ~The Right and Duty of Parents Regarding
 7 III, 2,36|       society needs."(99) ~The right and duty of parents to give
 8 III, 2,37|    education, which is a basic right and duty of parents, must
 9 III, 2,40|       educating community.~The right of parents to choose an
10 III, 2,40|        children and that their right is completely inalienable.~
11 III, 2,40|     But corresponding to their right, parents have a serious
12 III, 2,40|    parents have the inviolable right to entrust their children
13 III, 3,45|    society in its own original right"(111) and so society is
14 III, 3,46|     rights of the family:~ the right to exist and progress as
15 III, 3,46|    family, that is to say, the right of every human being, even
16 III, 3,46|      means to support it;  the right to exercise its responsibility
17 III, 3,46|    children; family life;  the right to the intimacy of conjugal
18 III, 3,46| conjugal and family life;  the right to the stability of the
19 III, 3,46|  institution of marriage;  the right to believe in and profess
20 III, 3,46|      and to propagate it;  the right to bring up children in
21 III, 3,46|   means and institutions;  the right, especially of the poor
22 III, 3,46|        economic security;  the right to housing suitable for
23 III, 3,46|     life in a proper way;  the right to expression and to representation,
24 III, 3,46|        lower authorities;  the right to form associations with
25 III, 3,46|        and expeditiously;  the right to protect minors by adequate
26 III, 3,46|         alcoholism, etc.;  the right to wholesome recreation
27 III, 3,46|    fosters family values;  the right of the elderly to a worthy
28 III, 3,46|       and a worthy death;  the right to emigrate as a family
29 III, 3,47| pertains by a new and original right to the Christian family,
30  IV, 1,66| character, for the control and right use of one's inclinations,
31  IV, 1,66|  celebrated and lived with the right moral and spiritual dispositions.
32  IV, 1,66|   should be integrated, at the right moment and in accordance
33  IV, 1,68|     Church, and that, by their right intention, they have accepted
34  IV, 2,72|      of just laws favoring the right social order with full respect
35  IV, 3,76|   programs that present in the right light family problems and
36  IV, 4,80|        genuine love and in the right use of sexuality, such as