Chap.,  §

 1  Int,    4|        of grave moral decline. Choices once unanimously considered
 2    1,   18|        of those who make these choices which in themselves are
 3    1,   19|       of reference for his own choices the truth about good and
 4    3,   74|    evil actions. Sometimes the choices which have to be made are
 5    3,   75|     created in his image. Such choices cannot be redeemed by the
 6    4,   90|        duty to make courageous choices in support of life, especially
 7    4,   90|       the whole of society for choices which may be contrary to
 8    4,   90|     give in, but to make those choices which, taking into account
 9    4,   91|  married couples to make their choices about procreation in full
10    4,   92|   daily round of relations and choices, and through concrete actions
11    4,   97|   possible in practice to make choices in harmony with moral values.
12    4,   98| consisting in making practical choices - at the personal, family,