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 1 4  |         to veil the violation of justice which lawmakers not only
 2 21 | legislative halls also courts of justice. ~
 3 22 |      regulate in accordance with justice and equity the labor of
 4 33 |        keeping a due respect for justice and a genuine desire to
 5 35 |   however, should always profess justice and equity and give Catholic
 6 47 |    distinct from its use.30 That justice called commutative commands
 7 47 |          come under this type of justice, but under other virtues,
 8 56 |   against themselves the road to justice and peace through these
 9 57 | inviolate. By this law of social justice, one class is forbidden
10 57 |       angered deeply at outraged justice and too ready to assert
11 58 |     common good, that is, social justice. ~
12 64 |     accordance with the rules of justice. ~
13 66 |       rule of pay in accord with justice, many factors must be taken
14 69 |          and pay it according to justice. ~
15 71 |   existing circumstances, social justice demands that changes be
16 74 |         it is contrary to social justice when, for the sake of personal
17 74 |     raised; and this same social justice demands that wages and salaries
18 86 |          for the requirements of justice and of the common good,
19 88 |       nobler principles - social justice and social charity - must,
20 88 |          be penetrated with this justice, and it is most necessary
21 101|     economic activity and social justice itself, and the common good. ~
22 109|          the one common good and justice, is become a slave, surrendered
23 110|         to the laws of strictest justice - commutative justice, as
24 110|  strictest justice - commutative justice, as it is called - with
25 110|        is, to the norm of social justice. If this is done, that most
26 114|          founded on a desire for justice, and if this is not that
27 117|         has yielded to truth and justice on the points which we have
28 125| unmindful of that sublime law of justice and charity that binds us
29 126|      established basis of social justice and social charity. And
30 131|          concerned on grounds of justice or charity. For what will
31 136|       the Kingdom of God and His justice, with the assurance that,
32 137|          with the enforcement of justice alone - and this, commutative
33 137|            and this, commutative justice - and in their pride reject
34 137|       charity can substitute for justice which is due as an obligation
35 137|          always remain open. For justice alone can, if faithfully
36 142|          of the keenest sense of justice, who will resist with true
37 142|      wills of men to the laws of justice and equity. Upon this road