Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1  II, 0,13|     interiorly ordained, conjugal charity, which is the proper and
 2  II, 0,13|           called to live the very charity of Christ who gave Himself
 3  II, 0,13|          assumed into the spousal charity of Christ, sustained and
 4 III, 1,25|    manifesting towards his wife a charity that is both gentle and
 5 III, 2,33|    constitutes an eminent form of charity for souls."(92)~On the other
 6 III, 4,56|    exalting gifts of grace and of charity."(138)~The gift of Jesus
 7 III, 4,56|        lives with faith, hope and charity. Thus they increasingly
 8 III, 4,57|        Eucharist is a fountain of charity. In the Eucharistic gift
 9 III, 4,57|           the Eucharistic gift of charity the Christian family finds
10 III, 4,64|         That the exercise of such charity may rise above any deficiencies
11  IV, 2,71|         of spiritual and material charity towards other families,
12  IV, 2,72|        people to perform works of charity for one another and for
13  IV, 3,74|       witnesses to that universal charity which, through chastity
14  IV, 3,74|      relationships of respect and charity towards one-parent families
15  IV, 3,74|        examples of lives lived in charity and fraternal joy as members
16  IV, 4,80|          concourse of the love of charity, given by Christ. In the
17  IV, 4,82|          treating them with great charity and bringing them into the
18  IV, 4,84|         to contribute to works of charity and to community efforts
19  IV, 4,84| persevered in prayer, penance and charity. ~