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 1 1  |        great sacrament of the New Law, restored it to the original
 2 2  |         conformity with that pure law of Christ so as to obtain
 3 8  |     beyond the power of any human law." ~
 4 10 |  offspring. This we regard as the law of marriage by which the
 5 16 |          certain that both by the law of nature and of God this
 6 17 |   succinctly in the Code of Canon Law - "The primary end of marriage
 7 18 |       married state alone, by the law of God and of nature, and
 8 19 |     contract sanctioned by divine law, may not be denied to him
 9 20 |          afterwards this primeval law was relaxed to some extent
10 20 |        there is no doubt that the law of the Gospel fully restored
11 21 |       marriage for they express a law of God and of nature which
12 22 | themselves in all things with the law of God and of nature, and
13 23 |       indeed "dependeth the whole Law and the Prophets."27 For
14 25 |    husband,"28 express not only a law of justice but of charity. ~
15 27 |         with those persons who in law are called minors, to whom
16 28 |        family and its fundamental law, established and confirmed
17 34 |          severity of the primeval law was so tempered that Moses
18 34 |         and restored the primeval law in its integrity by those
19 34 |         be dissolved by any civil law. Therefore although the
20 34 |         very nature to the divine law, which therefore cannot
21 35 |        human power, but on divine law, of which the only guardian
22 36 |        another, guilty not by the law of the day, according to
23 36 |           the Lord allowed in the law of Moses because of the
24 36 |      people of Israel; but by the law of the Gospel."36 ~
25 38 |         true sacrament of the New Law, made it a sign and source
26 41 |       Nevertheless, since it is a law of divine Providence in
27 47 |         of the divine and natural law. But these likewise, more
28 51 |          in the full sense of the law. ~
29 52 |           be legitimatized by the law or, at least, excused by
30 53 |       continence (which Christian law permits in matrimony when
31 56 |         is an offense against the law of God and of nature, and
32 57 |         regarding this most grave law of God; much more, that
33 59 |     provided that, mindful of the law of charity, he or she does
34 61 |          the putting aside of the law of God which forbids all
35 62 |         just who wish to keep the law and strive to do so; grace
36 63 |  recognized as such by the public law and in no way penalized.
37 64 |        the precept of God and the law of nature: "Thou shalt not
38 64 |       here of what is called the "law of extreme necessity" which
39 79 |   tolerated but sanctioned by the law; from which it follows finally
40 82 |           up in the Code of Canon Law: "Everywhere and with the
41 82 |      forbidden also by the divine law."62 If the Church occasionally
42 82 |          provided that the divine law remains intact and the dangers
43 84 |         ago indeed, the old Roman law had proclaimed: "Marriages
44 87 |            stands the unalterable law of God, fully confirmed
45 87 |      fully confirmed by Christ, a law that can never be deprived
46 87 |           acting contrary to this law, shall have put asunder,
47 89 |   expressly mentions in her Canon Law in those canons which deal
48 89 |         It will be for the sacred law and, to some extent, also
49 89 |       some extent, also the civil law, in so far as civil matters
50 95 |           is a divinely appointed law that whatsoever things are
51 100|           the observance of God's law, urge them to perform their
52 102|          observance of the divine law, which demands sometimes
53 102|         fulfillment of the divine law. ~
54 103|          corruption of the divine law but a true genuine knowledge
55 105|           must be referred to the law and mind of God, in order
56 110|     conformity of marriage to the law of God; something more is
57 125|         divine and ecclesiastical law, and if penalties are fixed
58 126|         entirely according to the law of Christ, that in the solemn
59 126|         attributed to it in Canon Law."97 To this fundamental
60 129|          Matrimony, the wonderful law and will of God respecting