Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, 0,7 |        and of recourse to a new union, even on the part of the
 2  II, 0,13|          the unity that, beyond union in one flesh, leads to forming
 3 III, 1,19| progress towards an ever richer union with each other on all levels-of
 4 III, 1,20|      two persons, this intimate union, as well as the good of
 5 III, 1,20|     hope have not entered a new union: these spouses too give
 6 III, 4,62|         derives from its living union with Christ, nourished by
 7  IV, 4,80|     cannot admit such a kind of union, for further and original
 8  IV, 4,80|         is a real symbol of the union of Christ and the Church,
 9  IV, 4,80|      not a temporary or "trial" union but one which is eternally
10  IV, 4,81|       almost forced into a free union by difficult economic, cultural
11  IV, 4,81|         a stable and definitive union. In some countries, traditional
12  IV, 4,83|      becoming involved in a new union and devote themselves solely
13  IV, 4,84|      intend to enter into a new union, obviously not with a Catholic
14  IV, 4,84|      have entered into a second union for the sake of the children'
15  IV, 4,84|     objectively contradict that union of love between Christ and