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 1   1, 5 |             presided over the first Christian communities. 3 ~The Fathers
 2   1, 9 |            to witness more fully to Christian living by including the
 3   2, 18|            inspired by specifically Christian considerations; and from
 4   2, 19|                             19. The Christian priesthood, being of a new
 5   2, 20|           with the Church. 25 Thus, Christian couples walk together toward
 6   2, 25|          and you, eager students of Christian doctrine and masters of
 7   3, 35|           brief account suffice. In Christian antiquity the Fathers and
 8   3, 36|            of the faith and of holy Christian practices, promoted, defended,
 9   3, 40| appropriateness of celibacy for the Christian priesthood, of which the
10   3, 42|      ministers of Churches or other Christian communities separated from
11   4, 51|           it is made with human and Christian prudence and responsibility—
12   4, 57|            of a genuinely and fully Christian married and family life.
13   4, 57|   assistance to married persons and Christian families.106 For the Christian
14   4, 57|      Christian families.106 For the Christian family, the example of the
15   7, 85|            source of scandal to the Christian people. ~
16   7, 88|          being able to live as good Christian lay people. To these the
17   9, 96|            In a spirit of faith and Christian love, they should foster
18   9, 97|         intensity, and strive after Christian perfection while living