Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Pre        |           fundamental group unit of society" (Art. 16). We now offer
 2 Pre        |         values of the person and of society. ~Alfonso Cardinal López
 3 1, 1,6     |           capable of generating the society which will respond to the
 4 1, 1,6     |             The building up of that society is a noble and difficult
 5 1, 2,9     |            but also by the whole of society. Both require the decisive
 6 1, 2,10    |            thereby transforming the society that is generated in and
 7 2          |                                  2. SOCIETY: A COMMUNION OF PERSONS
 8 2, 0,11    |           on human reason regarding society and the principles and ethical
 9 2, 2       |            The Family: the Basis of Society ~
10 2, 2,16    |       foundational element of human society, and the most necessary
11 2, 2,17    |          fundamental institution of society as a "communio personarum".20 "
12 3, 3,25    | civilization possible. The whole of society and the organizations and
13 3, 3,26    |         offer through their work to society should be recognized. What
14 3, 3,26    |            family and through it to society deserves greater attention;
15 3, 3,27    |           life, the organization of society and the laws of the States
16 4, 4,50    |        favor their integration into society, and to let them benefit
17 5, 1,53    |           of solidarity within each society is valid when its members
18 5, 3,60    |            way to the family and to society. A true "culture of equality"
19 6, 1       |                          6.1. Civil Society, Political Society ~
20 6, 1       |            Civil Society, Political Society ~
21 6, 1,62    |           activities of the rest of society, always with a view to the
22 6, 1,63    |             distinction between the society and the State, but it also
23 6, 1,63    |           Tocqueville called "civil society" in contrast with "political
24 6, 1,63    |            contrast with "political society". The raison d'être of political
25 6, 1,63    |          raison d'être of political society is the exercise of power
26 6, 1,64    |     subsidiarity. Whereas political society has constant recourse to
27 6, 1,64    |             agents and rules, civil society makes use of affinities,
28 6, 1,64    |            central nucleus of civil society; it surely has an important
29 6, 1,66    |            first and living cell of society".56 The Declaration emphasizes
30 6, 1,66    |            of the State but also of society. Therefore, the Declaration
31 6, 2,69    |            the children but also to society. ~
32 6, 3,74    |        rightful place in productive society. ~
33 6, 3,74(66)|            men and women's roles in society would be merely the product
34 7, 0,76    |           the development of "civil society". They constitute a safeguard