Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1  II, 0,14   |       spouses to the reciprocal "knowledge" which makes them "one flesh,"(
 2 III, 2,33   |          conditions alone in the knowledge of the bodily aspect and
 3 III, 2,33   |      must be made to render such knowledge accessible to all married
 4 III, 2,33   |    couples, doctors and experts. Knowledge must then lead to education
 5 III, 2,34   |       desire to gain ever better knowledge of the values enshrined
 6 III, 2,35   |          aimed at a more precise knowledge of the rhythms of women'
 7 III, 2,37   |          bring the children to a knowledge of and respect for the moral
 8 III, 2,39   |      gradually introduced into a knowledge of the mystery of salvation,
 9 III, 4,60   |   received in Baptism, to have a knowledge of God, to worship Him and
10  IV, 1,66   | essential medical and biological knowledge connected with it. It will
11  IV, 1,66   |      there must also be a deeper knowledge of the mystery of Christ
12  IV, 2,72   |   increase of mutual solidarity, knowledge of the problems connected
13 Conclu, 0,86|    Church. Faith gives them full knowledge of God's wonderful plan: