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 1 1|        Church cannot renounce her right to proclaim to her sons
 2 3|          just fulfillment of this right, an authority which is truly
 3 3|     remains, too, his inalienable right, which no opposition can
 4 3|       opposition can nullify -- a right which must be respected
 5 3|          the disjunction, love or right, but of the fruitful synthesis,
 6 3|      fruitful synthesis, love and right. In the one as in the other,
 7 3|           and pacification, while right clears the way for love
 8 3|           for love and love makes right less stern, and gives it
 9 4|       because it is her permanent right and duty to safeguard men
10 4|    natural foundation of life the right to the use of the goods
11 4|       goods of the earth. To this right corresponds the fundamental
12 5|  fundamental personal rights; the right to maintain and develop
13 5|           life and especially the right to religious formation and
14 5|      formation and education; the right to worship God in private
15 5|   religious works of charity; the right to marry and to achieve
16 5|          aim of married life; the right to conjugal and domestic
17 5|         and domestic society; the right to work, as the indispensable
18 5|   maintenance of family life; the right to free choice of state
19 5| priesthood or religious life; the right to the use of material goods;
20 5|           flows man's inalienable right to juridical security, and
21 5|    clearly formulated and defined right. ~b) Clear juridical norms