Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1  I”, 2,6  |    number of de facto unions is due to a disaffection regarding
 2  I”, 2,6  |  marriage, however, can also be due to family conditioning,
 3 II”, 1,10 |      i.e., to give each one his due in justice. This principle
 4 III”, 3,19| relationship, i.e., one that is due in justice;[31][31] and,
 5 III”, 3,21|      conjugal love as something due in justice. Since an original
 6 III”, 3,22|    transformed into one that is due in justice through the free
 7  V”, 1,30 |      stressed the trust that is due to the human person, his
 8 VI”, 2,39 |     sometimes by a conditioning due to situations of real injustice,
 9 VI”, 2,39 |       of non-matrimonial unions due to the moral and pastoral
10 VI”, 4,44 |        unprepared for marriage. Due in part to a pessimistic