Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,4| Congregations would enjoy their own rights, deferring to nobody else,
 2 Intro,5|         protection of the principal rights of the faithful, the Second
 3 III,2  |           governing, or the status, rights, and obligations of persons.
 4 III,8  |       concerning the life, conduct, rights, and obligations of clergy.~§ 
 5 III,9  |             care, as well as to the rights and obligations of dioceses,
 6 III,10 |             training as well as the rights and obligations of members,
 7 III,11 |         recognize and protect their rights.~Art. 115 — The Congregation
 8 IV,3   |             purpose of safeguarding rights within the Church; it fosters
 9 IV,3   |             it is a question of the rights or temporal goods of a juridical
10  V,3   |            families, protects their rights and dignity in the Church
11  V,3   |          strives to ensure that the rights of the family be acknowledged
12  V,4   |             and violations of human rights; it ponders all this, and,
13 AppII,4|         protected, as well as those rights and duties that arise out
14 AS,2   |      consequently, do they have the rights and duties (those to do