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 1   I, 0,5    |         marriage and the family may be preserved and realized.~
 2   I, 0,8    |        new culture now emerging may be evangelized in depth,
 3   I, 0,9    |       of the mystery of Christ, may patiently be led forward,
 4   I, 0,10   |          of the Christian faith may come about ever more extensively,
 5  II, 0,16   |         in the hope that Christ may give Himself to the Church
 6  II, 0,16   |         even in the trials that may occur, should strengthen
 7 III, 1,19   |  impulse so that every day they may progress towards an ever
 8 III, 1,20   |    Christian spouses, that they may remain faithful to each
 9 III, 1,21   |         of the Lord: "that they may be one."(62) ~
10 III, 1,24   |        beings without exception may be fully respected. ~
11 III, 2,31   |               That God's Design May Be Ever More Completely
12 III, 2,33   |  whatever conjugal difficulties may arise without ever falsifying
13 III, 2,33   | manifestations of conjugal life may observe the correct order,
14 III, 2,34   |         order that the faithful may not have to suffer anxiety
15 III, 2,39   |      mystery of salvation, they may daily grow more conscious
16 III, 2,39   |        have received; that they may learn to adore God the Father
17 III, 2,39   |   liturgical worship; that they may be trained to conduct their
18 III, 2,39   |    order that Christian parents may worthily carry out their
19 III, 4,49   |     service of love, so that it may imitate and relive the same
20 III, 4,53   |        such a way that each one may fully perform his or her
21 III, 4,56   |         her behalf, the spouses may love each other with perpetual
22 III, 4,64   |        In order that the family may serve man in a truly evangelical
23 III, 4,64   |        exercise of such charity may rise above any deficiencies
24  IV, 1,66   |        order that the sacrament may be celebrated and lived
25  IV, 1,67   |      elevated into a sacrament, may be fully met, and also in
26  IV, 1,67   |         rite of the celebration may be faithfully observed.
27  IV, 1,69   |        In order that the family may be ever more a true community
28  IV, 1,69   |      parents in order that they may accept their children and
29  IV, 2,70   |       the Lord in order that it may promote the pastoral care
30  IV, 3,73   |         sector of pastoral work may be entrusted.~Their responsibility
31  IV, 4,77   |  profound causes of their needs may be eliminated as far as
32  IV, 4,77   |     life, in order that workers may find employment in their
33  IV, 4,77   |        and homelands, that they may receive just wages, that
34  IV, 4,77   |      wages, that their families may be reunited as soon as possible,
35  IV, 4,77   |         and that their children may be given the chance to learn
36  IV, 4,81   |       of souls, also because it may be based on widely varying
37  IV, 4,81   |       the consequences of which may perhaps be containable by
38  IV, 4,81   |        in order that the latter may resist these tendencies
39 Conclu, 0,86|    those entrusted to his care. May he always guard, protect
40 Conclu, 0,86|        and enlighten families. ~May the Virgin Mary, who is
41 Conclu, 0,86|     Thanks to her motherly aid, may each Christian family really
42 Conclu, 0,86|    mirrored and given new life. May she, the Handmaid of the
43 Conclu, 0,86|  acceptance of the will of God. May she, the Sorrowful Mother
44 Conclu, 0,86| difficulties of their families.~May Christ the Lord, the Universal
45 Conclu, 0,86|        of Him that every family may generously make its own
46 Conclu, 0,86|         offer this Exhortation: may it be they who present it
47 Conclu, 0,86|         sons and daughters, and may it be they who open your