Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro, 1     | parenthood in keeping with divine law, authoritatively taught
 2 Vadem    (25)|       1981, n. 13. "Keeping God's law in particular situations
 3 Vadem    (32)|      ought to be conformed to the law of God in the light of the
 4 Vadem    (32)|   authentic interpreter of divine law. For the divine law throws
 5 Vadem    (32)|        divine law. For the divine law throws light on the meaning
 6 Vadem    (32)|         due respect for the moral law, to avoid for the time being,
 7 Vadem    (35)|          in respect for the moral law, they choose to avoid a
 8 Vadem    (35)|           indefinitely. The moral law obliges them in every case
 9 Vadem    (39)|        accomplice" (Code of Canon Law, can. 979).~"Accordingly,
10 Vadem, 3,5   |           transgressions of God's law and to ensure that they
11 Vadem, 3,9   |                  9. The pastoral "law of gradualness", not to
12 Vadem, 3,9   |           the "gradualness of the law" which would tend to diminish
13 Vadem    (43)|  enshrined in and fostered by the law of God. They must also be
14 Vadem    (43)|      cannot, however, look on the law as merely an ideal to be
15 Vadem    (43)|          so what is known as 'the law of gradualness' or step-by-step
16 Vadem    (43)|          with 'gradualness of the law', as if there were different
17 Vadem    (43)|         forms of precept in God's law for different individuals
18 Vadem, 3,10  |  disproportion" between the moral law, natural and evangelical,
19 Vadem    (44)|          objectivity of the moral law in general and a rejection
20 Vadem    (45)|           delayed" (Code of Canon Law, can. 980).~
21 Vadem    (46)|     provided that, mindful of the law of charity, he or she does
22 Vadem    (51)|     holiness and sweetness of the law which unites the mutual
23 Vadem    (52)|     gravely contrary to the moral law" (Catechism of the Catholic