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 1 Int, 1 |           The transmission of human life is a most serious role in
 2 Int, 1 |       intimately connected with the life and happiness of human beings. ~
 3   1, 2 |             every aspect of his own life—over his body, over his
 4   1, 2 |           emotions, over his social life, and even over the laws
 5   1, 2 |        regulate the transmission of life. ~
 6   1, 3 |           Granted the conditions of life today and taking into account
 7   1, 3 |             the totality of married life rather than to each single
 8   1, 3 |            when the transmission of life should be regulated by their
 9   1, 5 |         opinions concerning married life, and especially on the correct
10   2, 7 |        question which touches human life, involves more than the
11   2, 7 |      important realities of married life must be accurately defined
12   2, 9 |           joys and sorrows of daily life, but also to grow, so that
13   2, 9 |            beyond this to bring new life into being. "Marriage and
14   2, 10|             service of transmitting life, as if it were wholly up
15   2, 11|        another, through which human life is transmitted, is, as the
16   2, 11|          experience shows, that new life is not the result of each
17   2, 11|            the procreation of human life. 12~
18   2, 12|           capable of generating new life—and this as a result of
19   2, 13|            the capacity to transmit life which God the Creator, through
20   2, 13|           the will of the Author of life. Hence to use this divine
21   2, 13|            master of the sources of life but rather the minister
22   2, 13|       nature with the generation of life, of which God is the source. "
23   2, 13|           God is the source. "Human life is sacred—all men must recognize
24   2, 14|          think that a whole married life of otherwise normal relations
25   2, 17| individually or in family or social life, experience the inherent
26   2    |       responsibility of procreating life should be left to the arbitrary
27   2, 18|          pilgrimage "to share God's life as sons of the living God,
28   3, 19|            in fact the law of human life restored to its native truth
29   3, 21|            true blessings of family life and that they acquire complete
30   3, 21|          love, essential to married life, conform to right order.
31   3, 21|             For it brings to family life abundant fruits of tranquility
32   3    |   conception of man himself and his life. The only possible solution
33   3, 24|         governs the transmitting of life and that which governs the
34   3, 25|           vocation to the Christian life, a vocation which, deriving
35   3, 25|          who is the Author of human life. ~We have no wish at all
36   3, 25|          way is hard, that leads to life." 33 Nevertheless it is
37   3, 25|          precisely the hope of that life which, like a brightly burning
38   3    |          that perfection of married life which the Apostle sets out
39   3, 29|           the difficulties of their life, must find stamped in the
40   3, 30|           in order to guide married life to its full human and Christian
41   3, 30|           fields, then the intimate life of parents and children
42   3, 30|         easier and more joyful. And life together in human society