Today, an idiot speaks of the 'right' to live together outside of marriage. But it is not a right! It is be a desire, a yearning for some.

There doesn't exist a right to other forms of union that aren't the family. The right to have a family is like the right to live, liberty, property, is founded in the natural law. And the natural law is universal and immutable. Civil Laws cannot go against the natural law." 

For some time there has been a move to create new rights, "to the point of speaking of a right to abortion and to different models of family life. But these are not rights."

My point is that of reminding people that the tree of human rights, with all its ramifications, cannot give fruit if its roots are cut. With them the tree stops flourishing and will wither.

The link between human rights and the natural law is so intimate, that it goes beyond faith and has a bonding character even for those who don't believe in it.