Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 1, 2,9     |         promoted not only by the State but also by the whole of
 2 4, 1,30    |     every situation, not only by State laws and policies, but also
 3 4, 3,35    |         its juridical system, we state that: ~
 4 4, 4       |     Duties of the Family and the State Toward the Unborn Child
 5 4, 4,47    |          and the services of the State are called on to cooperate
 6 4, 4,48    |      sufficient degree shall the State have the duty to provide
 7 4, 4,48    |     guardianship. Similarly, the State can only intervene in family
 8 4, 4,50    |        condition. Therefore, the State should help the family to
 9 6, 1,62    |      recognizes and supports the State's indispensable duty to
10 6, 1,63    |      between the society and the State, but it also gives value
11 6, 1,63    |        constitutional rules. The State cannot intervene in the
12 6, 1,65    |       the same attacks which the State has made on other intermediate
13 6, 1,65    |          its own image. When the State claims the power to regulate
14 6, 1,65    | community, which is prior to the State,54 it is feared that the
15 6, 1,65    |            it is feared that the State may make use of families
16 6, 1,65(54)|        prior and superior to the State (cf. Nicomachean Ethics,
17 6, 1,66    |       protection not only of the State but also of society. Therefore,
18 6, 2,68    |       such as the Church and the State. But the mission of education
19 6, 2,70    |        rights of the family. The State often invades areas proper
20 6, 2,70    |   arbitrary political power. The State or other institutions appropriate
21 6, 3,71    |        has been oppressed by the State at times, now the family
22 6, 3,71    |        public organizations. The State has the responsibility to
23 7, 0,76    |       solely achievements of the State. As John Paul II observed, "
24 7, 0,76    |       cannot be compelled by the State to join an association.72