Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 III, 2,40   |             possible through family associations, and with all its strength
 2 III, 3,45   |             on their own or in free associations; instead it must positively
 3 III, 3,46   |          either directly or through associations, before the economic, social
 4 III, 3,46   |     authorities;  the right to form associations with other families and
 5 III, 3,48   |      supporting in various ways the associations specifically devoted to
 6  IV, 1,66   |        active membership in groups, associations, movements and undertakings
 7  IV, 2,72   |                                     Associations of Families for Families ~
 8  IV, 2,72   |           contribution made by such associations of spirituality, formation
 9  IV, 2,72   |              in other non-ecclesial associations as well. Some of these associations
10  IV, 2,72   | associations as well. Some of these associations work for the preservation,
11  IV, 2,72   |       teaching of the Church. Other associations work for the building of
12  IV, 3,75   |            or as members of various associations and undertakings offer their
13 Conclu, 0,86|           and groups, movements and associations in the Church which devote