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 1 Intro, 0,1|            living this situation in fidelity to those values that constitute
 2  II, 0,11 |           order to live in complete fidelity to the plan of God, the
 3  II, 0,11 |            being restricted by this fidelity, is secured against every
 4  II, 0,12 |             not destroy the eternal fidelity of the Lord, and therefore
 5  II, 0,16 |            example and a witness of fidelity to their vocation until
 6  II, 0,16 |       vocation until death. Just as fidelity at times becomes difficult
 7  II, 0,16 |         celibate persons, and their fidelity, even in the trials that
 8  II, 0,16 |        occur, should strengthen the fidelity of married couples.(43) ~
 9 III, 1,18 |          first task is to live with fidelity the reality of communion
10 III, 1,19 |        communion through day-to-day fidelity to their marriage promise
11 III, 1,20 |             children, imposes total fidelity on the spouses and argues
12 III, 1,20 |            commitment of spouses to fidelity, it is necessary to reconfirm
13 III, 1,20 |             the indissolubility and fidelity of marriage is one of the
14 III, 1,20 |            renewed-of the unfailing fidelity with which God and Jesus
15 III, 1,20 |             an authentic witness to fidelity, of which the world today
16 III, 2,32 |             with its requirement of fidelity. In this context the couple
17 III, 4,50 |         demands: totality, oneness, fidelity and fruitfulness(118) that
18 III, 4,53 |            its duties with generous fidelity, and is aware of its daily
19 III, 4,56 |           each other with perpetual fidelity through mutual self-bestowal....
20 III, 4,62 |            direct proportion to the fidelity and intensity of the prayer
21  IV, 1,68 | indissoluble love and unconditional fidelity, really involves, even if
22  IV, 3,73 |             to practical life. Such fidelity to the Magisterium will
23  IV, 4,77 |       ennobled by long and unbroken fidelity, can be deepened. There
24  IV, 4,81 |           weakening of the sense of fidelity, also towards society; possible
25  IV, 4,81 |           by fostering the sense of fidelity in the whole moral and religious
26  IV, 4,81 |          structures that favor such fidelity, without which there is
27  IV, 4,83 |             they can preserve their fidelity even in their difficult
28  IV, 4,83 |         such cases their example of fidelity and Christian consistency
29  IV, 4,84 |         sign of the Covenant and of fidelity to Christ, are sincerely
30  IV, 4,84 |            Church professes her own fidelity to Christ and to His truth.