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 1 5 |      the defender of violated rights, and in obedience to Our
 2 5 |     secret means, to strangle rights guaranteed by a treaty. ~
 3 12|     morality; to see that the rights of His Divine Majesty, His
 4 13|       in the defense of God's rights in the teeth of an aggressive
 5 30|     theoretical and practical rights. We are especially referring
 6 30|     man as a person possesses rights he holds from God, and which
 7 30|       which balances personal rights and social obligations,
 8 33|    then, without prejudice to rights of religious associations,
 9 38| Christ, and have stood by the rights which a solemn treaty had
10 39|       Catholic parents. Their rights and duties as educators,
11 43| Church of God will defend her rights and her freedom in the name