Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Pre          |            same time, the undeniable public transcendence of the present
 2  I”, 1,2     |         taken on publicly. From this public assumption of responsibilities
 3  I”, 1,3     |              Church is well known by public opinion, and it is not necessary
 4  I”, 1,3     |             especially to those with public responsibilities, the inappropriateness
 5  I”, 1,3     |        situations to the category of public interest. With the pretext
 6 II”, 1,9     |           love is not created by any public authority: it is a natural
 7 II”, 1,9     |              bond, with its original public dimension that gives the
 8 II”, 1,9     |         societies, the State and the public authorities must not institutionalize
 9 II”, 1,11    |              the distinction between public interest and private interest.
10 II”, 1,11    |              former, society and the public authorities must protect
11 II”, 1,11    |              Whenever a matter is of public interest, public law intervenes,
12 II”, 1,11    |        matter is of public interest, public law intervenes, and what ,
13 II”, 1,11    |       Marriage and the family are of public interest; they are the fundamental
14 II”, 1,11    |            is not for that reason of public interest. The public authorities
15 II”, 1,11    |              of public interest. The public authorities can not get
16 II”, 1,11    |             the private level. Their public recognition or equivalency
17 II”, 1,11    |              a private interest to a public interest, damages the family
18 II”, 2,12    |              the presumption to have public recognition does not only
19 II”, 2,12    |          bond and a unit sealed by a public dimension of justice. What
20 II”, 2,12    |           current projects to confer public status on de facto unions. ~
21 III”, 1,14   |           institutional character of public recognition by the State
22 III”, 2,16   |                          16) Through public recognition of de facto
23 III”, 2,18   |      effective way to watch over the public interest does not consist
24 III”, 3,22   |             81), and the unrelenting public opinion campaigns to gain
25 IV”, 2,25    |              identity has a right to public recognition which society
26 IV”, 3,29    |              should be upheld by the public authorities; the situation
27 VI”, 7,47    |           and to stress the need for public witness to the dignity of
28 Conclu”, 0,50|    recognition and placing them on a public level similar to, or even
29 Conclu”, 0,50| relationships. The “indifference” of public administrations toward this
30 Conclu”, 0,50|        system” (Art. 6); Spain: “The public authorities assure the social,