Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2|           natural continuation of the two preceding Synods(2): the
 2   I, 0,6  |         Augustine, a conflict between two loves: the love of God to
 3   I, 0,10 |             Lord.~Holding fast to the two principles of the compatibility
 4  II       |                                  PART TWO ~THE PLAN OF GOD FOR MARRIAGE
 5  II, 0,11 |       Christian revelation recognizes two specific ways of realizing
 6  II, 0,13 |            wonderful the bond between two believers with a single
 7  II, 0,13 |                in fact they are truly two in one flesh and where the
 8  II, 0,13 |      typically Christian communion of two persons because it represents
 9  II, 0,16 |             virginity or celibacy are two ways of expressing and living
10 III, 1,19 |              and woman "are no longer two but one flesh"(46) and they
11 III, 1,20 | indissolubility: "As a mutual gift of two persons, this intimate union,
12 III, 2,32 |               initiative, between the two meanings of the conjugal
13 III, 2,32 |         contraception, separate these two meanings that God the Creator
14 III, 2,32 |        involves in the final analysis two irreconcilable concepts
15 III, 2,34 |        intimacy involves the wills of two persons, who are however
16 III, 4,59 |                Again I say to you, if two of you agree on earth about
17 III, 4,59 |           Father in heaven. For where two or three are gathered in
18  IV, 2,70 |              be considered here under two aspects: as universal and
19  IV, 4,78 |             lived in the faith of the two Christian spouses, an effort
20  IV, 4,80 |               place, marriage between two baptized persons is a real
21  IV, 4,80 |           faithful. Therefore between two baptized persons there can