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 1   1, 2 |           value of conjugal love in marriage and the relationship of
 2   1, 4 |            of the moral teaching on marriage—a teaching which is based
 3   1, 4 |          documents on the nature of marriage, the correct use of conjugal
 4   1, 6 |          with the moral doctrine on marriage constantly taught by the
 5   2, 8 |           and on earth is named." 7~Marriage, then, is far from being
 6   2, 8 |          rearing of new lives. ~The marriage of those who have been baptized
 7   2, 9 |        themselves to one another in marriage. Though this fidelity of
 8   2, 9 |           accord with the nature of marriage, but also that it is the
 9   2, 9 |         bring new life into being. "Marriage and conjugal love are by
10   2, 9 |          really the supreme gift of marriage and contribute in the highest
11   2, 10|         Creator. The very nature of marriage and its use makes His will
12   2, 12|            are both inherent to the marriage act. ~The reason is that
13   2, 12|           fundamental nature of the marriage act, while uniting husband
14   2, 12|            is preserved, the use of marriage fully retains its sense
15   2, 13|             constitutes the norm of marriage, and contradicts the will
16   2, 14|           and Christian doctrine of marriage when We are obliged once
17   2, 16|            the moral laws governing marriage, that human intelligence
18   2, 18|       intact the whole moral law of marriage, the Church is convinced
19   3, 24| considerably advance the welfare of marriage and the family and also
20   3, 25|           serve Him in the state of marriage. While the Church does indeed
21   3, 28|            the Church's teaching on marriage. In the performance of your
22   3, 30|        safeguarding the holiness of marriage, in order to guide married