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 1  Int,    4|      concern: broad sectors of public opinion justify certain
 2    1,   14| eugenic abortion, justified in public opinion on the basis of
 3    1,   20|      elderly, in the name of a public interest which is really
 4    1,   27|      spread, at many levels of public opinion, of a new sensitivity
 5    1,   27|       is evidence of a growing public opposition to the death
 6    3,   54| particularly heavy and lengthy public penance before the repentant
 7    3,   56|      caused by the offence".46 Public authority must redress the
 8    3,   56|       the purpose of defending public order and ensuring people'
 9    3,   56|       aggressor and to protect public order and the safety of
10    3,   56|     and the safety of persons, public authority must limit itself
11    3,   58|   attenuate its seriousness in public opinion. Perhaps this linguistic
12    3,   69|        conscience from that of public conduct.~As a result we
13    3,   69|       that, in the exercise of public and professional duties,
14    3,   69|    conscience, at least in the public sphere.~ ~
15    3,   71|      promotion of peace and of public morality. 91 The real purpose
16    3,   71|    innocent human being. While public authority can sometimes
17    3,   71|        principal duty of every public authority'. Thus any government
18    3,   73|       legitimately constituted public authorities (cf. Rom 13:
19    3,   73|   level of general opinion and public morality. This does not
20    4,   88|   social services available in public institutions or in the home.~
21    4,   91|   population growth. Certainly public authorities have a responsibility
22    4,   91|       create economic, social, public health and cultural conditions
23    4,   96|  oppressive totalitarianism of public authority. 126~It is therefore