Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Pre    |         rights, the Declaration recognizes the Family as "the natural
 2 1, 1,2 |       rather of rights which it recognizes and codifies. "The Universal
 3 1, 1,2 |   Declaration is very clear: it recognizes the rights it proclaims,
 4 1, 1,2 |       Moreover, the Declaration recognizes "the inherent dignity and
 5 3, 1,20|     begins by affirming that it recognizes the innate dignity of all
 6 3, 1,22|         Declaration affirms and recognizes the full equality of every
 7 6, 1,62|                  62. The Church recognizes and supports the State's
 8 6, 1,63| Declaration not only explicitly recognizes the distinction between
 9 6, 1,66|      about these deviations. It recognizes the right of a man and a
10 6, 2,67|        67. The Declaration also recognizes the right to private property
11 6, 2,67|   association with others.58 It recognizes the right to religious freedom,
12 7, 0,76|       Declaration, for example, recognizes the right to intellectual
13 7, 0,76|    Universal Declaration wisely recognizes that an essential part of
14 7, 0,77|         Rights. The Declaration recognizes in the natural institution