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 1   I, 0,4 |               Moreover, the call and demands of the Spirit resound in
 2   I, 0,9 |             the gifts of God and the demands of His definitive and absolute
 3  II, 0,11|              also corresponds to the demands of responsible fertility.
 4  II, 0,13|              and their children, the demands of a love which forgives
 5  II, 0,13|       forming one heart and soul; it demands indissolubility and faithfulness
 6 III, 2,33|               without concealing its demands of radicalness and perfection.~
 7 III, 2,33|             a higher human value. It demands continual effort, yet, thanks
 8 III, 2,34|            responding to the deepest demands of the human being created
 9 III, 2,34|            joy.~This shared progress demands reflection, instruction
10 III, 2,34|            progress, a progress that demands awareness of sin, a sincere
11 III, 2,39|               The mission to educate demands that Christian parents should
12 III, 3,45|       between the family and society demands that the family be open
13 III, 4,50| extraordinary richness of values and demands: totality, oneness, fidelity
14 III, 4,51|             This profession of faith demands that it be prolonged in
15 III, 4,51|             presenting the concrete "demands" of their sharing in the
16  IV, 1,69|             in relationship with its demands of communion and service
17  IV, 4,80|          human beings, whose dignity demands that they should be always