Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1  II, 0,11|       fact he or she would not be giving totally.~This totality which
 2  II, 0,13| faithfulness in definitive mutual giving; and it is open to fertility (
 3  II, 0,14|          cooperators with God for giving life to a new human person.
 4  II, 0,14|            Thus the couple, while giving themselves to one another,
 5  II, 0,16|           Christ with the Church, giving himself or herself completely
 6 III, 2,32|     language, namely, that of not giving oneself totally to the other.
 7 III, 2,36|        Education ~36. The task of giving education is rooted in the
 8 III, 2,37|          makes it grow. The self- giving that inspires the love of
 9 III, 2,39|         should grow accustomed to giving witness to the hope that
10 III, 2,41|       children of other families, giving them support and love not
11 III, 3,43|        guided by the law of "free giving." By respecting and fostering
12 III, 3,43|        basis for value, this free giving takes the form of heartfelt
13 III, 4,51|           for the married couple, giving them a mysterious and real
14  IV, 4,80|           is a real symbol of the giving of the whole person: such
15  IV, 4,80|          the whole person: such a giving, moreover, in the present