Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 1, 1,3 |     the ends grounded in the nature of each and every person.
 2 2, 1,12|      perfect in the whole of nature: perfectissimum in omni
 3 2, 1,14|     God wanted to give man a nature that was different from
 4 2, 2,16| rights that are necessary by nature for the development of the
 5 2, 2,16|      The family, by its very nature, is a subject of rights,
 6 3, 1,20|      essence, i.e., from his nature. Therefore, this is a reflection
 7 3, 3,25|     consequent on the family nature of human life—must be properly
 8 5, 1,52|     human family by his very nature. Our humanity is shared
 9 5, 1,53|   means accepting our social nature and affirming the bonds
10 5, 1,53|      are based on our social nature can only be exercised in