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 1 4 |       ready and unforced; the union of citizens closer; the
 2 5 |       speak about that family union of which marriage is the
 3 5 |    futurity of time. And this union of man and woman, that it
 4 8 |  should dare to dissolve that union which God Himself had sanctioned
 5 9 |       example of the mystical union between Himself and His
 6 9 |     the naturally indivisible union of one man with one woman
 7 10|    vouchsafed to the marriage union a higher and nobler purpose
 8 24|       bond of that most close union in which man and woman are
 9 26|       has power to strengthen union of heart in the parents;
10 36|     advantage to all men-that union and concord should be maintained
11 38|   exhorting all to a friendly union of will, and beseeching
12 39|    with regard to the bond of union. On this point the very
13 40| clearly that, if there be any union of a man and a woman among
14 40|      is not a sacrament, such union has not the force and nature