Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Pre          |   morality pertaining to conjugal life.~If, on a doctrinal level,
 2 Intro, 1     |        the concrete situations of life in which they find themselves.~
 3 Intro, 1     |           the source of grace and life, and the latter rebuilds
 4 Intro, 1     |          specific area of married life, that is, in their conjugal
 5 Intro, 1     |         communion and service for life. The light of the Gospel
 6 Intro, 1     |         God's plan in their daily life. It provides an illuminating
 7 Intro, 1     |     teaching relating to conjugal life. This is especially the
 8 Intro, 2     |           the spouses of love and life, intrinsically ordered to
 9 Intro, 2     |      moral principles of conjugal life, it is necessary to keep
10 Intro, 3     |         as its fruit, the gift of life to the children, who are
11 Intro, 3     |    opposed to the transmission of life, betrays and falsifies the
12 Vadem, 1,1   |         fullness of the Christian life and to the perfection of
13 Vadem    (23)|            The forms and tasks of life are many but holiness is
14 Vadem, 1,5   |           gift of self in married life and in conjugal union which,
15 Vadem, 1,5   |           and the transmission of life are tasks proper to their
16 Vadem    (27)|         their conjugal and family life. This gives rise to the
17 Vadem    (27)|         of Christ and their whole life is suffused by faith, hope,
18 Vadem, 2,1   |         and preciousness of human life, and aided so that they
19 Vadem, 2,1   |         own family a sanctuary of life: 28 "God himself is present
20 Vadem    (28)|        firmly believes that human life, even if weak and suffering,
21 Vadem    (28)|      world, the Church stands for life: In each human life she
22 Vadem    (28)|           for life: In each human life she sees the splendor of
23 Vadem    (28)|         who plot against and harm life" (John Paul II, Apost. Exhort.
24 Vadem    (28)|        family as the sanctuary of life. The family is indeed sacred:
25 Vadem    (28)|          it is the place in which life—the gift of God—can be properly
26 Vadem    (28)|           heart of the culture of life" (John Paul II, Enc. Centesimus
27 Vadem, 2,2   |         destined, in Christ, to a Life of eternal happiness. 30 "
28 Vadem    (30)|         whole structure of family life which results from it is
29 Vadem, 2,3   |           mission of transmitting life, which has in itself a value
30 Vadem, 2,3   |        moral criteria of conjugal life. 32~
31 Vadem    (32)|         mission to transmit human life and to educate their children;
32 Vadem    (32)|       responsible transmission of life, it is not enough to take
33 Vadem    (32)|          the task of transmitting life, therefore, they are not
34 Vadem, 2,4   |       good of the transmission of life (the procreative aspect
35 Vadem, 2,4   |         the transmission of human life. 33~
36 Vadem    (33)|     ensemble of a fecund conjugal life" (Paul VI, Enc. Humanae
37 Vadem    (33)|    positive refusal to be open to life, but also to a falsification
38 Vadem    (34)|           the inviolable right to life of every innocent human
39 Vadem    (34)|  Instruction on Respect for Human Life in its Origin and on the
40 Vadem, 2,6   | fundamentally open to the gift of life, live their intimacy only
41 Vadem, 2,6   |           chastity and of married life with common accord and full
42 Vadem    (35)|       educating in the service of life involves the training of
43 Vadem    (35)|           openness and service to life, even if, for serious reasons
44 Vadem, 3,3   |          penitents to place their life before God, and, with general
45 Vadem, 3,6   |         sanctification of marital life. 41 This certainly will
46 Vadem, 3,7   |           habit into the conjugal life of the couple. It is therefore
47 Vadem, 3,7   | contradict the nature of conjugal life as a total gift.~Though
48 Vadem, 3,7   |       specific duties of conjugal life. Whenever the confessor
49 Vadem, 3,8   |     living within the bounds of a life of faith, would not be prepared
50 Vadem    (43)|        unceasingly in their moral life with the support of a sincere
51 Vadem    (48)|        act against innocent human life or a sharing in the immoral
52 Vadem, 3,15  |           of the Lord in conjugal life with divine grace. Frequent
53 Vadem    (49)|    discipline bestows upon family life fruits of serenity and peace,
54 Vadem    (51)|           with regard to love and life. As Paul VI wrote: 'To them
55 Vadem    (51)|           God the author of human life'" (John Paul II, Apost.
56 Vadem    (52)|          at the very beginning of life. No one more absolutely
57 Conclu       |           and to bring mercy into life. 54~The preeminent setting
58 Conclu       |         happiness in this present life rests. May priests truly