This document outlines the most important duties and rights of members of the church according to sections 209-222, including the right to equality, non-discrimination, protection, and juridical guarantees; the duty of ecclesial communion; and rights such as the universal call to sanctity, evangelism, obedience, advice, means of sanctification, own rite and spirituality, associations, education, reputation, privacy, and judicial protection.

2.  The most important duties and rights
(cc. 209-222)
 Equality in dignity and activity (c. 208):
i. at right
ii. non-discrimination
iii. means of protection
iv. juridical guarantees

3.  Duty of ecclesial communion
 Universal call to sanctity
 Right and duty to evangelise
 Duty of obedience
 Right to make known needs
 Right to Freedom of opinion

4.  Duty to give advice
 Right to the means of sanctification
 Right to one’s own rite
 Right to one’s own form of
spirituality
 Right to establish or join freely
associations

5.  Right to initiate apostolic activities
 Right to a Christian education
 Right to scientific freedom
 Right to freely choose state of life
 Right to good reputation
 Right to good privacy
 Right to judicial protection

6.  Right to equitable judgement
 Duty to support the Church
economically