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 1 4 |       mission is to defend truth, justice and all those eternal values
 2 8 |           idea. A pseudo-ideal of justice, of equality and fraternity
 3 31|          the salary due in strict justice to the worker for himself
 4 32|     rather the infusion of social justice and the sentiment of Christian
 5 34|          equilibrium of truth and justice, which it vindicates in
 6 34|        the Kingdom of God and His justice, and all these things shall
 7 45|           the laws of charity and justice, in acquiring the necessities
 8 47|         with sorrow not only that justice is poorly observed, but
 9 49|           charity unless it takes justice into constant account. The
10 49|         those which are of strict justice, as those which forbid us
11 49|          he has a strict title in justice, is not charity at all,
12 49|           alms what is his due in justice. And let no one attempt
13 49|           great duties imposed by justice. Both justice and charity
14 49|          imposed by justice. Both justice and charity often dictate
15 51|      reality, besides commutative justice, there is also social justice
16 51|     justice, there is also social justice with its own set obligations,
17 51|        the very essence of social justice to demand for each individual
18 51|       social functions. If social justice be satisfied, the result
19 52|                    52. But social justice cannot be said to have been
20 53|  employers are helpless to ensure justice unless, with a view to its
21 53|      fulfill their obligations of justice. But the laborers too must
22 54|      mutual collaboration between justice and charity in social-economic
23 55|           the clear principles of justice and Christian charity. Such
24 63| scrupulously all that charity and justice prescribe, but that he has
25 81|           model of that Christian justice which should reign in social