Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1  II, 0,12|    adultery, disobedience to the law is abandonment of the spousal
 2 III, 2,33| contradiction between the divine law on transmitting life and
 3 III, 2,34| enshrined in and fostered by the law of God. They must also be
 4 III, 2,34|       cannot however look on the law as merely an ideal to be
 5 III, 2,34|         so what is known as 'the law of gradualness' or step-by-step
 6 III, 2,34|         with 'gradualness of the law,' as if there were different
 7 III, 2,34|        forms of precept in God's law for different individuals
 8 III, 2,34|  commitment to observe the moral law, and the ministry of reconciliation.
 9 III, 2,35|    holiness and sweetness of the law which unites the mutual
10 III, 2,37|         finds in self-giving the law that guides it and makes
11 III, 2,37|         the Church reaffirms the law of subsidiarity, which the
12 III, 3,43|       inspired and guided by the law of "free giving." By respecting
13 III, 4,58|      sometimes unfaithful to the law of baptismal grace and holiness
14 III, 4,63|         commandment of love.~The law of Christian life is to
15 III, 4,63|        the Christian. It is the "law of the Spirit of life in
16 III, 4,63|       forth anew the evangelical law of love, and with the gift
17 III, 4,63|    inspired and guide by the new law of the Spirit and, in intimate
18  IV, 1,66|        enquiry required by Canon Law. This preparation is not
19  IV, 2,71|       conformity with the divine law in all its aspects, through