Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1  I”, 1,3     |        written by God into human nature and the specifically human
 2  I”, 2,5     |         knowledge about the real nature of human love and sacrifice,
 3  I”, 3,8     |       psycho-social and cultural nature. It corresponds to and is
 4  I”, 3,8     |  identity of a psycho-biological nature when the integration of
 5 II”, 1,9     |        good because the original nature of marriage and the family
 6 II”, 1,11    |     which is ordered by its very nature to the good of the spouses
 7 III”, 3,21   | entailing effects of a juridical nature as well”.[34][34] Other
 8 IV”, 2,28    |       tasks which are its own by nature; the principle of economy
 9 IV”, 3,29    |     other norms of a patrimonial nature (inheritance, housing, etc.),
10  V”, 1,31    |          life, [which] is by its nature ordered toward the good
11  V”, 1,31    |        also useful to recall the nature of the family that originates
12  V”, 3,33    |         love and its sacramental nature are not always sufficiently
13 VI”, 2,38    |      marriage is also of a moral nature.[88][88] However, the fact
14 VI”, 2,38    |     cannot be ignored that human nature, wounded by sin and redeemed
15 Conclu”, 0,50|    something’ is precisely human nature: this nature is itself the
16 Conclu”, 0,50|     precisely human nature: this nature is itself the measure of