Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,1   |       families. However, when the family grew, they were unable to
 2  I,1   |       were prepared to move their family to less fertile and more
 3  I,8   |   intergenerational continuity of family property.~
 4 II,2   |          farmers to give up their family holdings. The Prophets are
 5 II,5   |      exercise of his personal and family autonomy and ought to be
 6 II,6   |         concerns the entire human family": Paul VI, Apostolic Letter
 7 II,8   |          enterprises and farms of family size, of shares in middle-size
 8 II,8   |         within the context of the family.(39)~
 9 II,9   |        the size intended here use family labour for the most part,
10 II,9   |         large enough to allow the family sufficient earning, to retain
11 II (41)|  Christian concept of man and the family, we are forced to consider
12 II (41)|        still more, enterprises of family size. With these in mind
13 III,1  | considerably to strengthening the family by developing its members'
14 III,6  |        food needed to support the family usually falls on their shoulders.(50)~
15 III,9  |      support and stability to the family as the subject of rights