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How Catholics live

Dignity, freedom, conscience, virtue, the commandments, justice, family, and care for creation.

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  1. 1

    Entering Christian moral life

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  2. 2

    Human dignity and moral vocation

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  3. 3

    Happiness and the beatitudes

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  4. 4

    Freedom and responsibility

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    Evaluating human actions

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  6. 6

    Emotions and moral life

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    Forming and following conscience

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    Virtues and gifts of the Spirit

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    Sin, mercy and conversion

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  10. 10

    Persons and communities

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    Authority and the common good

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    Justice and solidarity

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  13. 13

    Law, nature and the Gospel

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  14. 14

    Grace, justification and holiness

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  15. 15

    The Church's moral teaching role

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    The commandments and love

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  17. 17

    Faith, worship and religious freedom

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  18. 18

    God's name and truthful reverence

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    Sunday, worship and rest

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  20. 20

    Family and public responsibilities

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  21. 21

    Life, bodily dignity and peace

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  22. 22

    Sexuality, chastity and marriage

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  23. 23

    Goods, work, poverty and social teaching

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  24. 24

    Truth, communication and beauty

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  25. 25

    Purity of heart

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    Desire, detachment and poverty of heart

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