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 1  V,3     |    concern human sexuality in marriage, and which are based upon
 2  V,6     |  moral rectitude only in true marriage.[12]~
 3  V,6(12) |   norms of sexual life within marriage; these norms have been clearly
 4 VII,1    |  right to sexual union before marriage, at least in those cases
 5 VII,1    |   when the celebration of the marriage is impeded by circumstances
 6 VII,2    |       within the framework of marriage. However firm the intention
 7 VII,2    |      than the stable union of marriage: ". . .it is better to marry
 8 VII,2    |    with passion."[14] Through marriage, in fact, the love of married
 9 VII,2(16)|    Sexual intercourse outside marriage is formally condemned I
10 VII,4    | safeguard in the stability of marriage, if sexual intercourse is
11 VII,5    |      who wish to be united in marriage must therefore be manifested
12 VII,5    |     consent which makes their marriage a Sacrament of Christ.~
13 VIII,3   |    life and love analogous to marriage, in so far as such homosexuals