Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, 0,6 |     between freedoms that are in mutual conflict, that is, according
 2  II, 0,13|       faithfulness in definitive mutual giving; and it is open to
 3 III, 1,19|        marriage promise of total mutual self-giving.~This conjugal
 4 III, 1,19|          dignity acknowledged by mutual and total love."(48)~
 5 III, 1,20|       its indissolubility: "As a mutual gift of two persons, this
 6 III, 1,21|         the aged; where there is mutual service every day; when
 7 III, 2,32|       preserve the full sense of mutual self-giving and human procreation
 8 III, 2,35|         the law which unites the mutual love of husband and wife
 9 III, 3,46|         Rights ~46. The ideal of mutual support and development
10 III, 4,50|        the family will do by the mutual love of the spouses, by
11 III, 4,56|       Marriage as a Sacrament of Mutual Sanctification and an Act
12 III, 4,56|       perpetual fidelity through mutual self-bestowal.... For this
13 III, 4,56|         as well as towards their mutual sanctification, and hence
14 III, 4,58|        marriage. ~Repentance and mutual pardon within the bosom
15  IV, 1,69|          problems that arise, in mutual service, and in active sharing
16  IV, 1,69| families-there will take place a mutual exchange of presence and
17  IV, 2,71|     choosing a vocation, through mutual help among family members
18  IV, 2,72|         dignity, the increase of mutual solidarity, knowledge of
19  IV, 4,83|         marriages. These include mutual lack of understanding and