Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 III,6  |      speaks of God's instituting marriage as an indispensable condition
 2 III,6  |    transmission of life to which marriage and conjugal love are by
 3 III,7  |       Genesis 2:18-25 shows that marriage is the first and, in a sense,
 4 IV,10  | relationship of man and woman in marriage. It refers to the desire
 5 IV,10  |        Genesis refer directly to marriage, but indirectly they concern
 6  V,12  |       important discussion about marriage and its indissolubility,
 7  V,12  |         her rightful position in marriage, her dignity. The questioners
 8  V,12  |          of two people united in marriage. This "ethos" is recalled
 9 VI,17  |   between a man and woman in the marriage union. Mary, firm in her
10 VI,18  |   Motherhood is the fruit of the marriage union of a man and woman,
11 VI,18  |     mutual gift of the person in marriage opens to the gift of a new
12 VI,18  |       the world is linked to the marriage union, which - as mentioned
13 VI,18  |          is a consequence of the marriage union with the man. At the
14 VI,20  |        on the indissolubility of marriage. Having heard the answer
15 VI,20  |          in a way different from marriage. In order to understand
16 VI,21  |          Gospel means renouncing marriage and thus physical motherhood.
17 VI,21  |          s range of activity. In marriage this readiness, even though
18 VI,21  |     moves from virginity towards marriage, the form of woman's vocation
19 VI,21  |        analogy is the meaning of marriage. A woman is "married" either
20 VI,21  |         through the sacrament of marriage or spiritually through marriage
21 VI,21  |  marriage or spiritually through marriage to Christ. In both cases
22 VI,21  |         to Christ. In both cases marriage signifies the "sincere gift
23 VI,21  |          say that the profile of marriage is found spiritually in
24 VI,22  |    superiority of virginity over marriage, which is a constant teaching
25 VII,23 |    Creator in the institution of marriage, which, according to Genesis
26 VII,23 |    Covenant often presented as a marriage covenant which God always
27 VII,23 |       analogy of spousal love in marriage, is found in the Letter
28 VII,23 | determines the sacramentality of marriage as a holy covenant between
29 VII,24 |        the divine institution of marriage from the "beginning". Corresponding
30 VII,24 |       and unique bond whereby in marriage a man and a woman become "
31 VII,24 |   However, the awareness that in marriage there is mutual "subjection
32 VII,24 |   subjection" of woman to man in marriage must be understood in the
33 VIII,29|  reference to the institution of marriage as recorded in the Book
34 VIII,29|         connects the truth about marriage as a primordial sacrament
35 VIII,29|          spousal relationship of marriage. It means something more