Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, 0,5 |         of faith,(10) which is a gift that the Spirit gives to
 2   I, 0,5 |        their charism or specific gift, the gift of the sacrament
 3   I, 0,5 |    charism or specific gift, the gift of the sacrament of matrimony.(
 4  II, 0,13|       definitive fullness in the gift of love which the Word of
 5  II, 0,14|           Children, the Precious Gift of Marriage ~14. According
 6  II, 0,14|   reality, love is essentially a gift; and conjugal love, while
 7  II, 0,14|         of the greatest possible gift, the gift by which they
 8  II, 0,14|      greatest possible gift, the gift by which they become cooperators
 9  II, 0,14|     spouses receive from God the gift of a new responsibility.
10 III, 1,19|     offers Christian couples the gift of a new communion of love
11 III, 1,19|      Body of the Lord Jesus.~The gift of the Spirit is a commandment
12 III, 1,20|    indissolubility: "As a mutual gift of two persons, this intimate
13 III, 1,20|          Him to the end.(54)~The gift of the sacrament is at the
14 III, 1,21|      according to his or her own gift, have the grace and responsibility
15 III, 1,21|         living awareness of the "gift" they continually receive
16 III, 1,25|          called upon to live his gift and role as husband and
17 III, 2,28|  cooperation in transmitting the gift of human life: "God blessed
18 III, 2,30|  suffering, is always a splendid gift of God's goodness. Against
19 III, 2,33|   therefore their sexuality: the gift of the Spirit, accepted
20 III, 2,37|        leading the person to the gift of self in love.~Sex education,
21 III, 2,39|        task of strengthening the gift of divine grace in their
22 III, 2,39|       grow more conscious of the gift of faith which they have
23 III, 2,39|     family that is aware of this gift, as Paul VI wrote, "all
24 III, 4,49|      life have their own special gift among the People of God."(
25 III, 4,56|        and of charity."(138)~The gift of Jesus Christ is not exhausted
26 III, 4,56| gratitude to God for the sublime gift bestowed on them of being
27 III, 4,56|   receive from the sacrament the gift and responsibility of translating
28 III, 4,57|      charity. In the Eucharistic gift of charity the Christian
29 III, 4,59|         accord with the priestly gift and role received from Christ
30 III, 4,63|      life in accordance with the gift and new commandment of love.~
31 III, 4,63|        law of love, and with the gift of the Spirit engraves it
32  IV, 1,66|         possibility of the total gift of self to God in the vocation
33  IV, 1,69|      children and love them as a gift received from the Lord of
34  IV, 4,80|          in the first place, the gift of the body in the sexual