Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1|            the realization of their fundamental rights.~Knowing that marriage
 2 Intro, 0,2|             pastoral effort in this fundamental sector of the life of man
 3   I, 0,6  |      disturbing degradation of some fundamental values: a mistaken theoretical
 4   I, 0,7  |            the obscuring of certain fundamental values, nor set themselves
 5   I, 0,8  |             meaning of life and its fundamental values. Only an awareness
 6   I, 0,9  |    realization of itself and of its fundamental rights, we must all set
 7  II, 0,11 |           22) Love is therefore the fundamental and innate vocation of every
 8  II, 0,12 |           between God and people, a fundamental part of the Revelation and
 9 III, 0,17 |          concrete actuation of that fundamental mission. We must therefore
10 III, 1,20 |          between them."(49)~It is a fundamental duty of the Church to reaffirm
11 III, 1,21 |           of joys and of sorrows.~A fundamental opportunity for building
12 III, 1,23 |    Christian life and determine the fundamental bond between work and the
13 III, 1,26 |        world, the Church fulfills a fundamental mission: for she is called
14 III, 1,26 |           youth, is the primary and fundamental test of the relationship
15 III, 2,28 |           subdue it.'"(80)~Thus the fundamental task of the family is to
16 III, 2,31 |      teaching of the Church on this fundamental question truly accessible
17 III, 2,37 |             family is the first and fundamental school of social living:
18 III, 3,43 |            represents its first and fundamental contribution to society.~
19 III, 3,45 |            should never fail in its fundamental task of respecting and fostering
20 III, 3,46 |         violently in its values and fundamental requirements. Thus the family,
21 III, 4,49 |           the Church ~49. Among the fundamental tasks of the Christian family
22 III, 4,60 |        living witness of parents is fundamental and irreplaceable in educating
23 III, 4,62 | responsibilities as the primary and fundamental cell of human society. Thus
24 III, 4,63 | constituting, at the same time, the fundamental commandment of their moral
25  IV, 3,74 |          general finds its primary, fundamental and original expression
26  IV, 3,76 |           they will ensure that the fundamental human values that form part
27  IV, 3,76 |      happiness. Every attack on the fundamental value of the family-meaning