Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 1, 1,5 |           limits necessary for a just social order".9
 2 1, 2,9 |               not even for reasons of social substitution which, although
 3 2, 2,16|            importance of the family's social mediation is undeniable.
 4 2, 2,17|              This is why it remains a social institution which neither
 5 3, 1,22|            other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth
 6 3, 2,23|               about by the subsequent social changes and innovations
 7 4, 4,46| psycho-physical, spiritual, moral and social development, even in the
 8 4, 4,47|              and an adequate level of social, spiritual, moral, physical
 9 5, 1,52|             in harmony with Christian social thought and its defense
10 5, 1,52|      responsibility to participate in social, political and cultural
11 5, 1,53|             practiced and chosen. The social virtue of solidarity is
12 5, 1,53|         participate in the search for social justice. It should not be
13 5, 1,53|            that is destructive of the social fabric, but, while claiming
14 5, 1,53|         therefore means accepting our social nature and affirming the
15 5, 1,53|                Solidarity creates the social conditions for the respect
16 5, 1,53|     obligations that are based on our social nature can only be exercised
17 5, 2,54|        discrimination, oppression and social alienation that lead to
18 6, 1,62|             framework so that all the social communities can cooperate
19 6, 3,71|            fundamental nucleus of the social fabric. ~