Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 I, 0,11  |        regard to the family as a necessary value for spouses, children
 2 I, 0,13  |         marriage has always been necessary, but a Christian culture
 3 I, 0,14  |   indicates that "More than ever necessary in our times is preparation
 4 I, 0,14  |          the elements considered necessary for a more incisive pastoral
 5 I, 0,15  |          those aspects which are necessary for the proper preparation
 6 II, A,26 |          intensified through the necessary values connected with giving,
 7 II, B,37 |        frequent meetings will be necessary in an atmosphere of dialogue,
 8 II, B,39 |      before the Church" makes it necessary for them to begin a path
 9 II, B,39 |        the engagement period. If necessary, any practices to the contrary
10 II, B,48 | essential that the time and care necessary should be devoted to doctrinal
11 III, 0,63|      duly authorized minister is necessary for the validity of the
12 III, 0,66|           1624). It will also be necessary to explain the gesture of