Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  V,4  |        the moral goodness of the acts proper to conjugal life,
 2  V,4  |         proper to conjugal life, acts which are ordered according
 3  V,4  |         the human person and his acts, preserve the full sense
 4 VIII,4|     moral justification to these acts on the grounds that they
 5 VIII,4|         homosexual relations are acts which lack an essential
 6 VIII,4|         the fact that homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered
 7 IX,3  |         the moral value of human acts.[21] The frequency of the
 8  X,3  | completely changed by particular acts, especially when, as often
 9  X,3  |        previous more superficial acts. Whatever the case, it is
10  X,3  |     wrong to say that particular acts are not enough to constitute