Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro”, 0,1  |        even their equivalence to families originating in a marriage
 2  I”, 3,7     |          number of marriages and families recognized as such by the
 3  I”, 3,7     |    produced great instability in families and favored the ideal of
 4 III”, 2,17   |       and to their children, and families play an essential role in
 5 IV”, 1,24    |          not all spouses nor all families really develop all the personal
 6 IV”, 3,29    | breakdowns of many marriages and families. “The experience of different
 7 IV”, 3,29    |         with regard to their own families. [68][68] From this comes
 8 VI”, 3,40    |         the family are Christian families because they, being the
 9 VI”, 5,45    |         The witness of Christian families is irreplaceable both with
10 VI”, 5,45    |      must defend the family; the families themselves must demand respect
11 VI”, 7,47    |          is an evil for persons, families and societies. What is “
12 Conclu”, 0,50|        to, or even equivalent to families based on marriage, is a
13 Conclu”, 0,50|          JOHN PAUL II, Letter to Families Gratissimam sane, No. 6. ~~~    ~~~[
14 Conclu”, 0,50|          JOHN PAUL II, Letter to Families Gratissimam sane, No. 8. ~~~    ~~~[
15 Conclu”, 0,50|          JOHN PAUL II, Letter to Families Gratissimam sane, No. 7-
16 Conclu”, 0,50|          JOHN PAUL II, Letter to Families Gratissimam sane, No. 11. ~~~    ~~~[
17 Conclu”, 0,50|          JOHN PAUL II, Letter to Families Gratissimam sane, No. 9-
18 Conclu”, 0,50|  consortio, No. 21 and Letter to Families Gratissimam sane, No. 13-
19 Conclu”, 0,50|          JOHN PAUL II, Letter to Families Gratissimam sane, No. 16. ~~~    ~~~[
20 Conclu”, 0,50|  consortio, No. 6; Cf. Letter to Families Gratissimam sane, No. 13. ~~~    ~~~[
21 Conclu”, 0,50|          JOHN PAUL II, Letter to Families Gratissimam sane, No. 20. ~~~    ~~~[