Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1|      commanded him and took his wife" (cf. Mt 1 :24).~Inspired
 2  I,2   |      not fear to take Mary your wife, for that which is conceived
 3  I,3   |      not fear to take Mary your wife, for that which is conceived
 4  I,3   |        him and took Mary as his wife" (cf. Mt 1:24). He took
 5 II,4   |      commanded him and took his wife." What he did is the clearest "
 6 II,7   |      husband and to Mary as his wife (cf. Mt 1:16, 18-20, 24;
 7 II,7   |        angel, to take Mary your wife, for that which is conceived
 8 II,9   | register together with Mary his wife, who was with child, and
 9 II,15  |      not fear to take Mary your wife, for that which is conceived
10 III,18 |        the image of husband and wife. According to Jewish custom,
11 III,18 |         the husband brought the wife into his own house. Thus,
12 III,18 |      not fear to take Mary your wife, for that which has been
13 III,18 |         the mystery of Joseph's wife: In her motherhood Mary
14 III,18 |      not fear to take Mary your wife into your home." Hence,
15 III,18 |       to live as "a virgin, the wife of her husband" (cf. Lk
16 III,19 |     divine truth concerning his wife's indescribable vocation;
17 III,19 |      commanded him; he took his wife" into his home (Mt 1:24);
18 III,19 |     way-the love of husband and wife, deepening within it everything
19 III,19 |   Trinity.~"Joseph. . .took his wife; but he knew her not, until