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 1 6 |                               The reason is that men, created by
 2 8 |       depart from it."4 With good reason therefore did St. John Chrysostom
 3 12|  formation of offspring; for this reason it has priority of nature
 4 15|    preeminently to the Church, by reason of a double title in the
 5 17|           her doctrine. With good reason then does St. Augustine
 6 20|          may learn by the help of reason, as those which form part
 7 21|     maternal supervision, for the reason that it also is a means
 8 28|          with it. The fundamental reason for this harmony is that
 9 28|           nature and dignity. The reason is because both come from
10 33|        before reaching the use of reason, is under the father's care.
11 33|          child, before the use of reason, were removed from the care
12 35|       education. Untenable is the reason they adduce, namely that
13 46|   according to the rules of right reason and faith, the moral and
14 52| well-ordered harmony. Not without reason may this mutual agreement
15 53|        impious, contrary to right reason, and, especially in this
16 54|    prudence say what it likes and reason as it pleases, it is impossible
17 56|          impossible for faith and reason to be at variance with each
18 56|      mutual help. For while right reason establishes the foundations
19 56|          hand frees and preserves reason from error and enriches
20 58|       supernatural, such as right reason and revelation show him
21 62|         man, promulgated by right reason, and codified in positive
22 84|        Catholic Action." For this reason the associations which in
23 95|            95. For precisely this reason, Christian education takes
24 96|          in accordance with right reason illumined by the supernatural