Part,  Paragraph

 1  I,2|         with the consent of the parents after they have been adequately
 2  I,3|         informed consent of the parents is required, according to
 3  I,4|       and on condition that the parents have givers their free and
 4  I,4|        cannot be granted by the parents, who may not freely dispose
 5  I,4|      without the consent of the parents or of the mother. Furthermore,
 6 II,1|         personal dignity of the parents and of the children: the
 7 II,1|         relationship to his own parents that the child can discover
 8 II,1|   proper human development. The parents find in their child a confirmation
 9 II,1|         the children and of the parents contributes to the good
10 II,2|       to the vocation proper to parents, and to the child's right
11 II,3|       and brought up by his own parents; it sets up, to the detriment
12 II,4|      but also spiritual, of the parents, made one by the bond of
13 II,4|         must be accepted in his parents' act of union and love;
14 II,4|        must be the fruit of his parents' love. He cannot be desired
15 II,5| equality that must be common to parents and children. ~Conception
16 II,8|        the mutual giving of his parents. For this reason, the child
17 II,8|        the conjugal love of his parents; and he also has the right
18 III |       single individuals nor on parents; nor do they represent a
19 III |     world and brought up by his parents. To each of these two themes