Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   I, 0,7 |         the acceptance of purely civil marriage in contradiction
 2 III, 1,27|        of the elderly within the civil and ecclesial community,
 3 III, 2,40|     community aspect itself-both civil and ecclesial-demands and
 4 III, 3,45|       and essential value of the civil community, the public authorities
 5 III, 4,50|     service to the ecclesial and civil communities.~The Christian
 6  IV, 2,71|      ecclesial community and the civil community, through help
 7  IV, 4,79| religious sense and often in the civil sense too. Such situations,
 8  IV, 4,81|       institutional bond, either civil or religious. This phenomenon,
 9  IV, 4,82|                  c) Catholics in Civil Marriages ~82. There are
10  IV, 4,82|      prefer to contract a merely civil marriage, and who reject
11  IV, 4,82|        minds of those entering a civil marriage. By seeking public