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 1 25 |      thought a mere guardian of law and of good order, but rather
 2 28 |             28. A new branch of law, wholly unknown to the earlier
 3 41 |        connected with the moral law. For as to these, the deposit
 4 41 |    interpreting the whole moral law, and of urging it in season
 5 43 |        But it is only the moral law which, just as it commands
 6 43 |         faithfully observe this law, then it will follow that
 7 49 |        requires and the natural law has not done so, is the
 8 49 |       of the natural and divine law, can determine more accurately
 9 49 |     been conferred not by man's law, but by nature, public authority
10 53 |      resources to human use the law of nature, or rather God'
11 54 | absolutely insuperable economic law to the rich, and that by
12 54 |      rich, and that by the same law the workers are given over
13 55 |      opposition to a fictitious law the equally fictitious moral
14 57 |         kept inviolate. By this law of social justice, one class
15 57 |       the wealthy violates this law no less, when, as if free
16 76 |         sublime precepts of the law of the Gospel, Our Predecessor,
17 125|       unmindful of that sublime law of justice and charity that
18 132|         life from the Christian law, and of the consequent apostasy
19 132|      market unrestricted by any law opens to everybody attracts
20 133|     removed from the true moral law, and, as a result, completely
21 136|        the gentle yet effective law of Christian moderation
22 137|         effecting all this, the law of charity, "which is the