Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 II”, 1,9  |   serenely impartial perspective free from any arbitrary or demagogical
 2 II”, 2,12 |        points out that so-called free love (“amore sic dicto libero”)[
 3 II”, 2,12 |          What the Council calls “free” love, which opposes true
 4 II”, 2,13 |    reason must be objective, and free from conditioning, such
 5 III”, 3,21|      project that comes from the free and total self-giving of
 6 III”, 3,21|    conjugality itself. “They are free to celebrate marriage, after
 7 III”, 3,22|          in order to be real and free conjugal love, love must
 8 III”, 3,22|       due in justice through the free act of marital consent.
 9 III”, 3,22|          an act of the partners’ free will, but its specific content
10 IV”, 3,29 |    elements and not weigh on its free decisions regarding: women’
11 VI”, 2,39 | characterized by what is called “free” love which neglects or
12 VI”, 3,41 |  exhausted in a vain search for “free” love, opposed to real conjugal