Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    2,  23, 254 |       intention, and to obey the laws of fasting. (See Q. 257.) ~ ~
 2    2,  26, 286 |          also to comply with the laws of the Church.
 3    2,  26, 287 |        Who has the right to make laws concerning the Sacrament
 4    2,  26, 287 |      alone has the right to make laws concerning the Sacrament
 5    2,  26, 287 |       also has the right to make laws concerning the civil effects
 6    3,   1, 148 |       are impelled to follow the laws and habits that God has
 7    3,   8, 391 |             Q. 392. Were all the laws of the Jewish religion abolished
 8    3,   8, 391 |       Christianity?~A. The moral laws of the Jewish religion were
 9    3,   8, 391 |        came not to destroy these laws, but to make them more perfect.
10    3,   8, 391 |          perfect. Its ceremonial laws were abolished when the
11    3,   8, 392 |          by moral and ceremonial laws?~A. By "moral" laws we mean
12    3,   8, 392 |   ceremonial laws?~A. By "moral" laws we mean laws regarding good
13    3,   8, 392 |          By "moral" laws we mean laws regarding good and evil.
14    3,   8, 392 |        and evil. By "ceremonial" laws we mean laws regulating
15    3,   8, 392 |         ceremonial" laws we mean laws regulating the manner of
16    3,  11, 506 |        to the Apostles in making laws for the Church, in consecrating
17    3,  12, 544 |        Lord Himself make all the laws of the Church?~A. Our Lord
18    3,  12, 544 |     Himself did not make all the laws of the Church. He gave the
19    3,  12, 544 |        Church also power to make laws to suit the needs of the
20    3,  12, 545 |        Can the Church change its laws?~A. The Church can, when
21    3,  12, 545 |       when necessary, change the laws it has itself made, but
22    3,  12, 545 |         but it cannot change the laws that Christ has made. Neither
23    3,  15, 692 |    Christian without knowing the laws of the Church and understanding
24    3,  18, 810 |       regulated by the Canons or laws of the Church.~ ~
25    3,  18, 822 |         according to the general laws of the Church, as all priests
26    3,  22, 900 |         to fast according to the laws of the Church.~ ~
27    3,  24, 980 |        but at times fixed by the laws of the Church.~ ~
28    3,  24, 983 |          power to teach and make laws that direct the faithful
29    3,  24, 1003|          causes laid down in the laws of the Church, or for reasons
30    3,  25, 1005|         they comply with all the laws of God and of the Church
31    3,  25, 1008|     signs in accordance with the laws of the Church. The whole
32    3,  25, 1009|        by faithfully obeying the laws of the marriage state.~ ~ ~
33    3,  25, 1011|         their conscience and the laws of God as they knew them;
34    3,  25, 1013|          that arise from its own laws; but it cannot dispense
35    3,  25, 1013|  impediments that arise from the laws of God and nature. Every
36    3,  25, 1013|        change or excuse from the laws made by himself or his equals,
37    3,  25, 1013| authority, change or excuse from laws made by a higher power.~ ~ ~
38    3,  25, 1014|        to marriage or from other laws?~A. That the Church may
39    3,  25, 1014|        to marriage or from other laws, there must be a good and
40    3,  25, 1015|          comply with the general laws;~2. That the Church may
41    3,  25, 1017|        because, according to the laws of the Church, the names
42    3,  25, 1030|          also to comply with the laws of the Church.~ ~ ~
43    3,  25, 1031|               Q. 1032. With what laws of the Church are we bound
44    3,  25, 1031|          to comply with whatever laws of the Church concern Matrimony;
45    3,  25, 1031|       concern Matrimony; such as laws forbidding solemn marriage
46    3,  25, 1031|     religion, and in general all laws that refer to any impediment
47    3,  25, 1033|        Who has the right to make laws concerning the Sacrament
48    3,  25, 1033|      alone has the right to make laws concerning the Sacrament
49    3,  25, 1033|       also has the right to make laws concerning the civil effects
50    3,  25, 1034|         1035. What do we mean by laws concerning the civil effects
51    3,  25, 1034|         marriage contract?~A. By laws concerning the civil effects
52    3,  25, 1034|        marriage contract we mean laws with regard to the property
53    3,  25, 1034|    persons are bound to obey the laws of their country when these
54    3,  25, 1034|         their country when these laws are not opposed to the laws
55    3,  25, 1034|      laws are not opposed to the laws of God.~ ~ ~
56    3,  25, 1042|          to make converts by its laws concerning mixed marriages?~
57    3,  25, 1042|          to make converts by its laws concerning mixed marriages,
58    3,  25, 1048|         wife and comply with the laws of the Church.~ ~ ~
59    3,  26, 1054|       God wishes us to learn His laws by every possible means,
60    3,  26, 1061|         depend entirely upon its laws.~ ~ ~
61    3,  29, 1136|          1136. How many kinds of laws had the Jews before the
62    3,  29, 1136|          Jews had three kinds of laws:~ ~ ~1. Civil laws, regulating
63    3,  29, 1136|      kinds of laws:~ ~ ~1. Civil laws, regulating the affairs
64    3,  29, 1136|      their nation; 2. Ceremonial laws, governing their worship
65    3,  29, 1136|          in the temple; 3. Moral laws, guiding their religious
66    3,  29, 1137|          1137. To which of these laws did the Ten Commandments
67    3,  29, 1138|         the civil and ceremonial laws of the Jews cease to exist?~
68    3,  29, 1138|     cease to exist?~A. The civil laws of the Jews ceased to exist
69    3,  29, 1139|          were not also the moral laws of the Jews abolished when
70    3,  29, 1139|        established?~A. The moral laws of the Jews could not be
71    3,  32, 1224|        duty it is to enforce the laws. In religious matters bishops
72    3,  33, 1260|          and in violation of His laws.~ ~ ~