Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Pre          |          good that protects this natural institution. ~These reflections
 2 Pre          |          toward appreciating the natural value that is protected
 3 Pre          |  requirements that come from the natural order itself, and to take
 4  I”, 1,3     |      toward the breakdown of the natural institution of marriage
 5  I”, 3,8     |        unions, thus ignoring the natural inclination of human freedom
 6 II”, 1,9     |        public authority: it is a natural and original institution
 7 II”, 2,12    |        of social life. It is the natural society in which husband
 8 II”, 2,13    |         spouses’ love; it is the natural reality of conjugal love
 9 III”, 2,16   |         of non-conformity to the natural law which makes them incompatible
10 III”, 3,19   |           from which comes their natural inclination toward the generation
11 III”, 3,21   | sexuality can exist—even against natural tendencies-, other forms
12 III”, 3,22   |        essence of marriage, as a natural and human reality, which
13 III”, 3,22   | communion sinks its roots in the natural complementarity that exists
14 IV”, 2,25    |   themselves, for “the family, a natural society, exists prior to
15  V”, 1,31    |      beginning”, [76][76] in the natural order of Creation. A serene
16  V”, 2,32    |      understood clearly that the natural essence of marriage had
17  V”, 2,32    |      that the importance of this natural institution has “a very
18  V”, 3,33    |                          33) The natural reality is taken into consideration
19  V”, 3,35    |        added or extrinsic to the natural essence of marriage, but
20 VI”, 2,38    |          question. Marriage is a natural institution whose essential
21 VI”, 7,48    |          and is inscribed in the natural dynamics of humankind. Secondly,
22 Conclu”, 0,50|       which further damages this natural institution, that is so
23 Conclu”, 0,50|          orientation – i.e., the natural sexual orientation—or homosexual),
24 Conclu”, 0,50|          the family and from any natural end of differentiation between
25 Conclu”, 0,50|       indicates the family as “a natural and fundamental element
26 Conclu”, 0,50|          primary and fundamental natural group of society and as
27 Conclu”, 0,50|        rights of the family as a natural society based on marriage” (
28 Conclu”, 0,50|       They recognize them as the natural and fundamental institutions
29 Conclu”, 0,50|      Rwanda: “The family, as the natural basis of the Rwandan people,
30 Conclu”, 0,50|          that it is derived from natural law. If, on the other hand,
31 Conclu”, 0,50|          something is opposed to natural law, then it is not law
32 Conclu”, 0,50|         tasks. It is above all a natural community of life, a community
33 Conclu”, 0,50|      moral disorder, contrary to natural law, of homosexual acts,
34 Conclu”, 0,50|           53. ~~~    ~~~[88][88] Natural law “is none other than