Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 III, 2,30|             in whatever condition or state of development it is found.~
 2 III, 2,40|           absolutely guaranteed.~The State and the Church have the
 3 III, 2,40|              both the Church and the State must create and foster the
 4 III, 3,44|              and institutions of the State not only do not offend but
 5 III, 3,45|        virtue of this principle, the State cannot and must not take
 6 III, 3,46|         rights and duties before the State or any other community,
 7 III, 3,46|       usurpations of society and the State. In particular, the Synod
 8 III, 4,49|        couples and parents "in their state and way of life have their
 9 III, 4,50|          concern and distinguish its state of life. It is thus in the
10 III, 4,51|        Kingdom of God in the married state.~The celebration of the
11 III, 4,56|          duties and dignity of their state. By virtue of this sacrament,
12  IV, 3,74|           more urgent by the present state of the world. ~
13  IV, 4,80|             moreover, in the present state of things cannot take place
14  IV, 4,82| properly-defined and probably stable state of life, even though the
15  IV, 4,82|              bond on the part of the State, such couples show that
16  IV, 4,84|             from the fact that their state and condition of life objectively
17  IV, 4,84|             are still living in this state will be able to obtain from