Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1  I”, 1,3     |         condition similar to, or equivalent to marriage, to the detriment
 2 II”, 1,9     |          nor much less make them equivalent to the family based on marriage.
 3 II”, 1,10    |   juridical treatment similar or equivalent to the family based on marriage.
 4 II”, 1,10    |          are neither similar nor equivalent in their duties, functions
 5 II”, 1,10    |        they cannot be similar or equivalent in their juridical status. ~
 6 II”, 1,10    |         that is similar, or even equivalent to marriage and the family,
 7 III”, 1,14   |         clear to make the family equivalent to other very different
 8 III”, 2,16   |         to marriage. Making them equivalent aggravates this situation
 9 III”, 2,16   |       family and de facto unions equivalent, including homosexual unions (
10 III”, 4      |      Making homosexual relations equivalent to marriage is much more
11 III”, 4,23   | presumption to make these unions equivalent to “legal marriage”, as
12 III”, 4,23   |      making homosexual relations equivalent to marriage does not presume
13 VI”, 7,47    |           making de facto unions equivalent to the family implies an
14 VI”, 7,47    |          to make de facto unions equivalent to the family. ~
15 VI”, 8,49    |      respect for persons are not equivalent to a justification. On the
16 Conclu”, 0,50|        level similar to, or even equivalent to families based on marriage,