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 1 Intro,1| person who is endowed with a spiritual soul and with moral responsibility (5)
 2 Intro,3|   the same time corporal and spiritual. By virtue of its substantial
 3 Intro,3|     substantial union with a spiritual soul, the human body cannot
 4 Intro,3|    based upon the bodily and spiritual nature of the human person.
 5 Intro,5|   for himself " (16) and the spiritual soul of each man is "immediately
 6  I,1   |      to the recognition of a spiritual soul; nevertheless, the
 7  I,1   |      being in his bodily and spiritual totality. The human being
 8 II,4   |     unity involving body and spiritual soul. (42) Spouses mutually
 9 II,4   |     inseparably corporal and spiritual. It is in their bodies and
10 II,4   |     only biological but also spiritual, of the parents, made one
11 II,8   |  Lord's Cross, the source of spiritual fruitfulness. Sterile couples