Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,6|        the will and teaching of Christ, through her own legislation
 2 Intro, 0,7|      made possible by the Risen Christ, Christian marriage always
 3 Intro, 0,8|         sacrament instituted by Christ. It is divided into three
 4 I, 0,9    |      Covenant by the Lord Jesus Christ, through the power of the
 5 I, 0,9    |         the self-giving love of Christ the Bridegroom for the Church,
 6 I, 0,9    |      the paschal mystery. It is Christ, the Bridegroom in our midst (
 7 I, 0,16   |      the definitive covenant of Christ with the Church. Therefore,
 8 I, 0,16   |        their vocation to follow Christ and to serve the Kingdom
 9 II, A,25  |       sign, of the love between Christ and the Church. Therefore,
10 II, A,25  |         and love with the Risen Christ.~
11 II, B,37  |       themselves as a couple to Christ who sustains, purifies and
12 II, B,40  |       perfected and elevated by Christ's love for the Church (cf.
13 II, B,41  |       celebrating the memory of Christ's giving to the Church,
14 II, B,45  |       sacrament, to the love of Christ, the Bridegroom of the Church;
15 II, B,47  |         caro" (Matthew 19:6) in Christ, through the Spirit in Christian
16 II, B,47  |        a concrete expression of Christ's love for his Church (cf.
17 II, B,47  |       not in a sacramental way, Christ sustains and accompanies
18 II, C,53  | marriage as persons baptized in Christ, and that they should behave
19 III, 0,62 |         gathered in the name of Christ (cf. Matthew 18:20), there
20 III, 0,62 |        the presence and love of Christ and His Spirit calls for