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 1  Int,    5|            me to reaffirm with the authority of the Successor of Peter
 2    1,   19|         all forms of tradition and authority, shuts out even the most
 3    3,   56|          by the offence".46 Public authority must redress the violation
 4    3,   56|           her freedom. In this way authority also fulfils the purpose
 5    3,   56|          safety of persons, public authority must limit itself to such
 6    3,   57|      passage. 50~Therefore, by the authority which Christ conferred upon
 7    3,   57|            implicitly. Nor can any authority legitimately recommend or
 8    3,   62| unchangeable. 72 Therefore, by the authority which Christ conferred upon
 9    3,   68|           ultimately undermine the authority of all laws.~Finally, the
10    3,   71|          human being. While public authority can sometimes choose not
11    3,   71|     principal duty of every public authority'. Thus any government which
12    3,   72|          John XXIII's Encyclical: "Authority is a postulate of the moral
13    3,   72|      undermines the very nature of authority and results in shameful
14    3,   73|         unjust command of those in authority. After Pharaoh ordered the
15    4,   90|          individuals invested with authority may be weakened. But no
16    4,   96|          totalitarianism of public authority. 126~It is therefore essential