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 1 Bles      |       those who belong to the same family. And work means any activity
 2   1,    2 |          face each individual, the family, each country, the whole
 3   2,    8 |          the worker and his or her family.~
 4   2,   10 |              10. Work and Society: Family and Nation ~Having thus
 5   2,   10 |    foundation for the formation of family life, which is a natural
 6   2,   10 |            other consequent on the family nature of human life - must
 7   2,   10 |      making it possible to found a family, since the family requires
 8   2,   10 |          found a family, since the family requires the means of subsistence
 9   2,   10 |        process of education in the family, for the very reason that
10   2,   10 |          play here: the one making family life and its upkeep possible,
11   2,   10 | achievement of the purposes of the family, especially education. Nevertheless,
12   2,   10 |   remembered and affirmed that the family constitutes one of the most
13   2,   10 |         return to it. In fact, the family is simultaneously a community
14   2,   10 |      individual absorbs within the family the contents and values
15   2,   10 |        heritage of the whole human family, of all the people living
16   4,   16 |         others, especially his own family, but also for the society
17   4,   16 |         child, and the whole human family of which he is a member,
18   4,   18 |            we view the whole human family throughout the world, we
19   4,   19 |    checking concerns above all the family. Just remuneration for the
20   4,   19 |           who is responsible for a family means remuneration which
21   4,   19 |         and properly maintaining a family and for providing security
22   4,   19 |           through what is called a family wage - that is, a single
23   4,   19 |           given to the head of the family for his work, sufficient
24   4,   19 |    sufficient for the needs of the family without the other spouse
25   4,   19 |            social measures such as family allowances or grants to
26   4,   19 |         good of society and of the family when it contradicts or hinders
27   4,   19 |          lack of respect for their family aspirations and for their
28   4,   19 |          and at the expense of the family, in which women as mothers
29   4,   23 |           the emigrant's personal, family and social life, both for
30   5,   27 |            too, by which the human family strives to make its life
31   5,   27 |            the body of a new human family, a body which even now is