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 1   I, 0,4    |     pervasive organization of the means of social communication,
 2   I, 0,6    |      families often lack both the means necessary for survival,
 3   I, 0,10   |         in other fields.~It is by means of "inculturation" that
 4  II, 0,11   |       Consequently, sexuality, by means of which man and woman give
 5  II, 0,11   |    exclusive to spouses, is by no means something purely biological,
 6  II, 0,13   |          Covenant.(30)~Indeed, by means of baptism, man and woman
 7  II, 0,13   |           real representation, by means of the sacramental sign,
 8  II, 0,15   |       progressively introduced by means of education into the human
 9  II, 0,15   |           human community, but by means of the rebirth of baptism
10 III, 1,21   |       each gives and receives. By means of love, respect and obedience
11 III, 1,25   |       unity and stability, and by means of the witness he gives
12 III, 2,30   |      contraceptives or even worse means. Still others, imprisoned
13 III, 2,30   |       promote human life by every means and to defend it against
14 III, 2,32   |         whether as an end or as a means, to render procreation impossible."(
15 III, 2,32   |             89) ~When couples, by means of recourse to contraception,
16 III, 2,32   |       totality.~When, instead, by means of recourse to periods of
17 III, 2,32   |        and to enter into dialogue means to recognize both the spiritual
18 III, 2,33   |    Christian view, chastily by no means signifies rejection of human
19 III, 2,33   |           To dominate instinct by means of one's reason and free
20 III, 2,33   |         of responsibility. By its means, parents acquire the capacity
21 III, 3,43   |     origin and the most effective means for humanizing and personalizing
22 III, 3,46   |       family and to have adequate means to support it;  the right
23 III, 3,46   |        the necessary instruments, means and institutions;  the right,
24 III, 4,55   |           which is the Church. By means of the sacrament of marriage,
25 III, 4,56   |      specific source and original means of sanctification for Christian
26 III, 4,63   |          to spread His kingdom by means of the laity also, a kingdom
27  IV, 1,69   |     effective and most accessible means for transmitting from one
28  IV, 3,73   |           assisting them with the means of grace and enlightening
29  IV, 3,76   |         It is well known that the means of social communication "
30  IV, 3,76   |          Furthermore, because the means of social communication,
31  IV, 4,77   |        live alone with inadequate means of subsistence. ~The families
32  IV, 4,81   |       Facto Free Unions ~81. This means unions without any publicly
33  IV, 4,81   |      favor legitimate marriage by means of a series of social and
34  IV, 4,84   |         put at their disposal her means of salvation.~Pastors must
35  IV, 4,84   | indissolubility of marriage. This means, in practice, that when,
36 Conclu, 0,86|         action.~Loving the family means being able to appreciate
37 Conclu, 0,86|         always. Loving the family means identifying the dangers
38 Conclu, 0,86|           them. Loving the family means endeavoring to create for