Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1  I”, 1,2     |        results not only for the spouses themselves and for the children
 2 II”, 1,9     |        from the covenant of the spouses’ union. The marriage that
 3 II”, 1,11    |       nature to the good of the spouses and the generation and up-bringing
 4 II”, 2,12    | irrevocable consent whereby the spouses give and receive one another
 5 II”, 2,13    |    sacramental” addition to the spouses’ love; it is the natural
 6 III”, 2,17   |        rights and duties of the spouses to one another and to their
 7 III”, 2,17   |        and faithful gift of the spouses, open to life”.[23][23] ~
 8 III”, 3,22   |     partners in this way become spouses: “This conjugal communion
 9 III”, 3,22   |     personal willingness of the spouses to share their entire life-project,
10 IV”, 1,24    |         is certain that not all spouses nor all families really
11 IV”, 2,25    |         a precious good for the spouses themselves, for “the family,
12 IV”, 2,26    |     union that comes from being spouses. This then is a good for
13 IV”, 3,29    |    number of children which the spouses decide in conscience, [64][
14  V”, 1,31    |  ordered toward the good of the spouses and the procreation and
15 VI”, 4,43    |        the first place, for the spouses whose decision is such that
16 VI”, 4,43    |       first for the sake of the spouses, for the whole Christian
17 Conclu”, 0,50|      the grace of marriage, the spouses “help one another to attain