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ore precious than even alarge sum of money, and in such extreme need property right yields tothe right to life. r the sacredness of the place (see also Instruction onSacred Art [Holy Office, 30 June, 1952], AAS 44-542). (b) During the case the lawyer should be faithful to the interests ofhis client and diligent in the affairs for which he is engaged. But in view of the decline and deterioration inpopulations today, it seems that couples who are able to bring upchildren well should c
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