Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1|         of marriage. Without any difficulties or doubts, the Church protected
 2 Intro, 0,4| eliminate as far as possible the difficulties that many married couples
 3 Intro, 0,4|          added: "The greater the difficulties caused by one's surroundings
 4 I, 0,10   |           FC 43), no matter what difficulties there may be. Through the
 5 I, 0,14   | eliminate as far as possible the difficulties that many married couples
 6 I, 0,17   |        with the various kinds of difficulties that this implies), are
 7 II, B,32  |         possible to identify any difficulties they may have in living
 8 II, B,33  |      because of various kinds of difficulties ≈ such as a "prolonged adolescence"
 9 II, B,46  |   communication, the virtues and difficulties of conjugal life, and how
10 III, 0,72 |       their mission, also in the difficulties of their future life. In