III. The Duties of Family Members

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long as a child lives at home with his parents, the child should obey his
parents in all that they ask of him when it is for his good or that of the
family. “Children, obey your parents in everything, for this pleases the
Lord.”²² Children should also obey the reasonable directions of
their teachers and all to whom their parents have entrusted them. But if a
child is convinced in conscience that it would be morally wrong to obey a
particular order, he must not do so.
As they grow up, children should continue to respect their parents. They should
anticipate their wishes, willingly seek their advice, and accept their just
admonitions. Obedience toward parents ceases with the emancipation of the
children; not so respect, which is always owed to them. This respect has its
roots in the fear of God, one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

From The Catechism of the Catholic Church – rosary.team

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