Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Pre          |        has been offered to the Christian community by the Encyclical
 2 Intro, 2     |     the Doctrine of the Church~Christian tradition has always upheld
 3 Intro, 2     |        to live human love in a Christian way constitutes a most effective
 4 Vadem        |  fatherhood or motherhood in a Christian way, within their own personal
 5 Vadem, 1,1   |    towards the fullness of the Christian life and to the perfection
 6 Vadem, 1,4   |        the path to holiness, a Christian experiences both human weakness
 7 Vadem, 1,4   |    keystone of the exercise of Christian virtues—and thus also of
 8 Vadem    (27)|                                Christian spouses and parents are
 9 Vadem    (30)| December 7, 1965, n. 50).~"The Christian family is a communion of
10 Vadem, 2,3   |               3. From this the Christian's joy and esteem for paternity
11 Vadem    (32)|      with a sense of human and Christian responsibility and the formation
12 Vadem, 3,6   |       or her to improve in all Christian virtues, and, in consequence,
13 Vadem, 3,15  |                            15. Christian couples are witnesses of
14 Vadem    (50)|       and for the unity of the Christian people, that in the field
15 Vadem, 3,17  |     thorough catechesis on the Christian vocation to marital love