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 1    3,  14|          family, in the sphere of society and very diverse contexts,
 2    3,  14|        and such great discords in society"95.~This man is the way
 3    3,  16|      suffocating man, breaking up society, and ending by entangling
 4    3,  17|   community, consists in that the society and people composing it
 5    3,  17|        moral participation of the society or people, what we see is
 6    3,  17|          the other members of the society. This is essential in the
 7    3,  17| solicitude for the common good of society; this is what gives power
 8    3,  17|       leads to the dissolution of society, opposition by citizens
 9    3,  17|    progress in any regime, in any society, system or milieu.~
10    4,  18|        whole of the Church as the society and community of the People
11    4,  21|    premise. The Church as a human society can of course be examined
12    4,  21|          with regard to any human society. But these categories are
13    4,  21|      aspect and dimension of this society, which, in spite of all
14    4,  21|       occupy the highest posts in society to those who perform the
15    4,  21|     neighbour and of the whole of society. Married people must be