Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2|     with Preceding Synods ~2. A sign of this profound interest
 2   I, 0,6  |        aspects: the first are a sign of the salvation of Christ
 3   I, 0,6  |        the world; the second, a sign of the refusal that man
 4  II, 0,11 |        a lie if it were not the sign and fruit of a total personal
 5  II, 0,13 |        means of the sacramental sign, of the very relationship
 6  II, 0,14 |         their love, a permanent sign of conjugal unity and a
 7  II, 0,14 |        the children the visible sign of the very love of God, "
 8 III, 1,19 |  communion is the fruit and the sign of a profoundly human need.
 9 III, 1,20 |       of marriage as a fruit, a sign and a requirement of the
10 III, 1,20 |        of being in the world a "sign"-a small and precious sign,
11 III, 1,20 |      sign"-a small and precious sign, sometimes also subjected
12 III, 2,28 |  Fecundity is the fruit and the sign of conjugal love, the living
13 III, 2,33 |        with God's plan and as a sign of the unitive and fruitful
14 III, 3,48 |   large- scale Church," to be a sign of unity for the world and
15 III, 4,49 | Christian family is a fruit and sign of the supernatural fecundity
16 III, 4,51 |       the family, making them a sign and meeting place of the
17 III, 4,54 |         called to be a luminous sign of the presence of Christ
18 III, 4,56 |        cross, resurrection, and sign, which were stressed more
19  IV, 1,67 |  morality. ~Inasmuch as it is a sign, the liturgical celebration
20  IV, 3,73 |     seen in this light: to be a sign of the importance that I
21  IV, 4,77 |        the Church, as being the sign of unity in diversity. As
22  IV, 4,84 |  repenting of having broken the sign of the Covenant and of fidelity