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 1 12|       not only of nations but of human society itself. In the first
 2 13|          the original nucleus of human society. In the family these
 3 18|        fields of battle wet with human blood. Thus, many, in spite
 4 19| Physician Who, speaking of these human infirmities says: "All these
 5 21|      dignity and of the value of human life has been lost in the
 6 22|         noble aspirations in the human heart which was created
 7 25|        members of the same great human family, that other nations
 8 38|           however, surpasses all human understanding - "the peace
 9 38|         the value and dignity of human life. Human personality,
10 38|       and dignity of human life. Human personality, too, would
11 41|          dignity and sanctity of human life, on the duty of obedience,
12 41|           on the divine basis of human government, on the sacramental
13 45|     against the other. No merely human institution of today can
14 48|         as divine grace perfects human nature, and should give
15 58|     Christ can we find that true human equality by which all men
16 64|      union with Us possesses for human society. Although the Church
17 66|         the lasting interests of human society itself."~
18 67|     appear to be, subject to any human authority or law whatsoever,
19 68|        itself has manifested nor human ingenuity has as yet discovered