Title, Canon

 1    1,20 |        develop the maturity of a human person and at~the same time
 2   10,344|       any appropriate virtues of human~nature. 3. The curriculum
 3   10,347|       and accomplishments of the human~spirit, may acquire broad
 4   10,349|  accomplishes a formation in the human sciences; therefore, having~
 5   10,349|         recent~age, of the whole human family and especially of
 6   12,471|  doctrine and the~acquisition of human culture in accordance with
 7   15,595|      nations, independent of any human power whatever. 2. To the
 8   15,595|         to make judgments on any human affairs to the~extent that
 9   15,595|        fundamental rights of the~human person or the salvation
10   15,616|        should set aside words of~human wisdom and abstruse themes
11   15,616|          that earthly things and human institutions are also ordered,
12   15,616|         about the dignity of the human person and fundamental human~
13   15,616|     human person and fundamental human~rights, about family life,
14   15,629|       the formation of the whole human~person in such a way that
15   15,629|         perfectly, to evaluating human and moral values~with right
16   15,634|    should so orient~the whole of human culture to the message of
17   15,634|         schools, must pursue~the human and social formation of
18   15,640|       which the various areas of human knowledge are illumined
19   16,817|        establish marriage. 2. No human power~can replace this matrimonial
20   16,853|       cannot be dissolved by any human power nor by any cause other
21   16,884| established as the Mother of the human race; it also promotes true
22   18,908|        fundamental rights of the human person,~promotion of peace,
23   20,953|        is incapable of~placing a human act; (2) who lacks active