Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,3  |         in the family capable of being fulfilled.~Willed by God
 2   I, 0,8    |          which makes every human being capable of judging and of
 3  II, 0,11   |        continually keeping it in being, God inscribed in the humanity
 4  II, 0,11   |          vocation of every human being.~As an incarnate spirit,
 5  II, 0,11   |    profound truth of man, of his being "created in the image of
 6  II, 0,11   |       but concerns the innermost being of the human person as such.
 7  II, 0,11   |        the generation of a human being, and so by its nature it
 8  II, 0,11   |       person's freedom, far from being restricted by this fidelity,
 9  II, 0,14   |   inseparable synthesis of their being a father and a mother.~When
10  II, 0,15   |         is not only brought into being and progressively introduced
11  II, 0,16   | virginity or celibacy, the human being is awaiting, also in a bodily
12 III, 1,18   |       without love. He remains a being that is incomprehensible
13 III, 1,20   |     foundation and strength.(50)~Being rooted in the personal and
14 III, 1,20   |   self-giving of the couple, and being required by the good of
15 III, 1,20   |        role committed to them of being in the world a "sign"-a
16 III, 1,20   |        love each and every human being. But it is also proper to
17 III, 1,24   |        which considers the human being not as a person but as a
18 III, 1,26   |        relationship of one human being to another. And so, what
19 III, 1,27   |        for the elderly: far from being outcasts from the family
20 III, 1,27   |         the important mission of being a witness to the past and
21 III, 2,32   |     Creator has inscribed in the being of man and woman and in
22 III, 2,33   |     develop their personalities, being enriched with spiritual
23 III, 2,34   |     deepest demands of the human being created by God, it places
24 III, 2,34   |         manner, is an historical being who day by day builds himself
25 III, 2,36   |       and therefore incapable of being entirely delegated to others
26 III, 2,36   |      service of life: as well as being a source, the parents' love
27 III, 2,37   |       and austere life style and being fully convinced that "man
28 III, 2,38   |          dignity and vocation of being really and truly a "ministry"
29 III, 2,41   |        true love towards a human being bears witness to and perfects
30 III, 3,42   |   society itself.~Thus, far from being closed in on itself, the
31 III, 3,44   |      should grow in awareness of being "protagonists" of what is
32 III, 3,45   |          of each and every human being. But society-more specifically
33 III, 3,46   |         the right of every human being, even if he or she is poor,
34 III, 4,56   |         gift bestowed on them of being able to live in their married
35 III, 4,62   |          spirit."(156) ~Far from being a form of escapism from
36 III, 4,64   |  respects and serves every human being, considering each one in
37 III, 4,64   |          discover a fellow human being to be loved and served.~
38  IV, 1,66   |        to discover themselves as being endowed with a rich and
39  IV, 1,67   |       the first place the couple being married.~Inasmuch as it
40  IV, 1,68   |  spiritual dispositions of those being married, in particular to
41  IV, 1,68   |    matter, committing the couple being married in the eyes of society.
42  IV, 4,77   |         nature of the Church, as being the sign of unity in diversity.
43  IV, 4,83   |          undergone divorce, but, being well aware that the valid
44  IV, 4,83   |        assistance, without there being any obstacle to admission
45 Conclu, 0,86|          Loving the family means being able to appreciate its values
46 Conclu, 0,86|       attain the fullness of its being and the perfection of its