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 1 Int,  3  |                places herself at the service of every individual and
 2   1,  17 |      contrary, the latter are at the service of the practice of love: "
 3   1,  18 |          rich young man stand at the service of a single and indivisible
 4   2,  64 |       herself always and only at the service of conscience, helping it
 5   3,  87 |         freedom: the gift of self in service to God and one's brethren.
 6   3      |        unchanging moral norms at the service of the person and of society ~
 7   3,  95 |         received in Christ, and as a service to man, to the growth of
 8   3,  96 |          existence of freedom. ~This service is directed to every man,
 9   3,  96 |           For this very reason, this service is also directed to all
10   3,  101|  administration, impartiality in the service of the body politic, respect
11   3,  101| indispensable and immensely valuable service not only for the individual
12   3,  107|           life the Christian's royal service is also made evident and
13   3,  107|              or she is called by the service of truth, charity and justice. ~
14   3      |                                  The service of moral theologians ~
15   3,  109|        Church is specifically at the service of this "believing effort
16   3,  109|             on the Church... It is a service to the Church and therefore
17   3,  111|                             111. The service which moral theologians