Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1  I”, 3,8     |    reciprocal self-giving and its essential characteristics which are
 2 II”, 1,9     |      political communities on the essential differences between the
 3 II”, 1,9     |      protected and promoted as an essential factor in social existence,
 4 III”, 1,15   |      social fabric as well as the essential nucleus of its structural
 5 III”, 2,16   |        turn would not take on the essential obligations to society that
 6 III”, 2,16   |        the former from fulfilling essential duties for society. In this
 7 III”, 2,17   |     recognition in justice of the essential function which the family
 8 III”, 2,17   |    children, and families play an essential role in society, whose permanence
 9 III”, 2,18   |           principles, fidelity to essential values, and clarity in the
10 III”, 3,22   |           central nucleus and the essential element of these principles
11 III”, 3,22   |       identify and understand the essential difference between a mere
12 IV”, 1,24    |     sovereignty’ of the family is essential for the good of society”.[
13 IV”, 2,28    |   spiritual and religious values, essential for the development and
14 IV”, 3,29    | legislation that will protect its essential elements and not weigh on
15  V”, 1,30    |  detaching human freedom from its essential and constitutive relationship
16  V”, 1,31    |         New Covenant, [73][73] an essential aspect for understanding
17 VI”, 1,36    |        all differences, including essential ones between marriage and
18 VI”, 2,38    |         natural institution whose essential characteristics can be recognized
19 VI”, 7,48    |        the fundamental bases, the essential principles that inspire
20 VI”, 8,49    |      emphasizing that truth is an essential good of persons and a factor
21 Conclu”, 0,50|         still more grave when the essential and very profound difference