Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,2|        so as to bring out every aspect of its rich content. ~
 2 III, 2,32 | transmission of life, the moral aspect of any procedure does not
 3 III, 2,33 |        of marriage has on every aspect of married life, including
 4 III, 2,33 |         knowledge of the bodily aspect and the body's rhythms of
 5 III, 2,40 |      community. Man's community aspect itself-both civil and ecclesial-demands
 6  IV, 2,70 |      and particular. The second aspect is expressed and actuated
 7  IV, 3,76 |      affective and intellectual aspect and also under the moral
 8  IV, 3,76 |         the moral and religious aspect," especially in the case
 9  IV, 4,80 |       the human person in every aspect, and therefore the bodily
10  IV, 4,80 |        and therefore the bodily aspect too, into the fullness of
11  IV, 4,80 |  psychological and sociological aspect, in order to find the proper