Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1  II, 0,14   |         34)~In its most profound reality, love is essentially a gift;
 2  II, 0,14   |          themselves but also the reality of children, who are a living
 3 III, 1,18   |        to live with fidelity the reality of communion in a constant
 4 III, 1,26   |    rights will become a complete reality throughout the third millennium,
 5 III, 3,46   |   seriously in conflict with the reality of their separation and
 6 III, 3,47   |           By taking up the human reality of the love between husband
 7  IV, 1,65   |          Like every other living reality, the family too is called
 8  IV, 1,67   | constitute, also in its external reality, a proclamation of the word
 9  IV, 2      |        dynamic expression of the reality of the Church, committed
10  IV, 4,81   |      rich human and supernatural reality of marriage as a sacrament. ~
11 Conclu, 0,86|          couples to the ultimate reality of the love of God;~to you,
12 Conclu, 0,86|        reason for caring for the reality that is the family in this