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 1 11|     their binding force. The authority of the divine law adds its
 2 12|   marriage ordained by God's authority from the beginning: "Increase
 3 13|      society, governed by an authority peculiar to itself, that
 4 13|       that is to say, by the authority of the father. Provided,
 5 14|     of mutual rights, public authority should intervene to force
 6 14|     bids them stop. Paternal authority can be neither abolished
 7 16|  Church that insists, on the authority of the Gospel, upon those
 8 16|      of the law and of State authority.  ~
 9 34| justice, or whose advice and authority govern the nation in times
10 36|     or prevented, the public authority must step in to deal with
11 36|  right to invoke the aid and authority of the law. The limits must
12 37|    is the duty of the public authority to prevent and to punish
13 38|     to acts of violence. The authority of the law should intervene
14 39|     lend their influence and authority to the removal in good time
15 43|     in such cases the public authority should intervene, to see
16 51|   such, prohibited by public authority. For, to enter into a "society"
17 52| State. In such cases, public authority may justly forbid the formation
18 53|  have arisen by the Church's authority and the piety of Christian
19 63|     endurance. Moved by your authority, venerable brethren, and