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 1  II, 0,13|       aims at a deeply personal unity, the unity that, beyond
 2  II, 0,13|      deeply personal unity, the unity that, beyond union in one
 3  II, 0,14|      permanent sign of conjugal unity and a living and inseparable
 4  II, 0,15|         is reconstituted in its unity by the redemptive power
 5 III, 1,19|                 The Indivisible Unity of Conjugal Communion ~19.
 6 III, 1,19|       real image of that unique unity which makes of the Church
 7 III, 1,19|    established by the Lord, the unity of marriage will radiate
 8 III, 1,20|   characterized not only by its unity but also by its indissolubility: "
 9 III, 1,21|      and with each other in the unity of the Church of God. The
10 III, 1,21|        communion reestablished, unity restored. In particular,
11 III, 1,25|         family but promotes its unity and stability, and by means
12 III, 2,29|       Successor of Peter in the unity of faith, firmly holds what
13 III, 2,32|        by breaking the personal unity of soul and body, strikes
14 III, 2,34|      important in this field is unity of moral and pastoral judgment
15 III, 2,34| pastoral judgment by priests, a unity that must be carefully sought
16 III, 3,48|        Church," to be a sign of unity for the world and in this
17 III, 4,57|         and shares in the wider unity of the Church. Their sharing
18  IV, 4,77|    Church, as being the sign of unity in diversity. As far as
19  IV, 4,77|    shown, in the firm hope that unity will be maintained. Much
20  IV, 4,78| motivation for expressing their unity in the sphere of moral and
21  IV, 4,78|         for Promoting Christian Unity should be followed.(179)~