Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 III, 1,27|   continue to be present and to take an active and responsible
 2 III, 2,35|        at the present time must take on the task of instilling
 3 III, 2,36|       parents by that very fact take on the task of helping that
 4 III, 3,44| families should be the first to take steps to see that the laws
 5 III, 3,45|       State cannot and must not take away from families the functions
 6 III, 4,50|        family is called upon to take part actively and responsibly
 7 III, 4,51|       and family community must take place in "togetherness,"
 8 III, 4,64|         Church can and ought to take on a more homelike or family
 9  IV, 1,66|   sacrament of Matrimony should take place in the months and
10  IV, 1,66| dispositions, so they will also take steps to see that there
11  IV, 1,68|       do so, he has the duty to take note of the situation and
12  IV, 1,69|   Christian families-there will take place a mutual exchange
13  IV, 2,70|        level, must ever fail to take into consideration the pastoral
14  IV, 3,76| regulated. Families should also take care to seek for their children
15  IV, 3,76|       the necessary talents, to take up this sensitive type of
16  IV, 4,77|       the family, aspects which take their inspiration from the
17  IV, 4,79|         Bishops did not fail to take into careful consideration
18  IV, 4,80|  present state of things cannot take place with full truth without
19  IV, 4,81|        and proper marriage will take place only after a period
20  IV, 4,81|      ecclesial community should take care to become acquainted
21  IV, 4,84|   obligation to separate, they "take on themselves the duty to