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 1 III,7|      about motherhood, and about virginity, as two particular dimensions
 2 VI   |                  VI~MOTHERHOOD - VIRGINITY~
 3 VI,17|          focus our meditation on virginity and motherhood as two particular
 4 VI,17|          resolve to preserve her virginity, puts this question to the
 5 VI,17|       same time became a Mother. Virginity and motherhood co-exist
 6 VI,20|                                  Virginity for the sake of the Kingdom ~
 7 VI,20|     motherhood is connected with virginity, but also distinct from
 8 VI,20|         the evangelical ideal of virginity, an ideal which constitutes
 9 VI,20|        the ideal of celibacy and virginity for the sake of greater
10 VI,20|        of the Kingdom, or rather virginity, is undeniably an innovation
11 VI,20|       the Gospel, the meaning of virginity was developed and better
12 VI,20|           In this wider context, virginity has to be considered also
13 VI,20| anthropology. By freely choosing virginity, women confirm themselves
14 VI,20|      cannot correctly understand virginity - a woman's consecration
15 VI,20|          woman's consecration in virginity - without referring to spousal
16 VI,20|  personality finds a response in virginity understood in this way.
17 VI,20|        to love, in a vocation to virginity find Christ first of all
18 VI,20|         the evangelical ideal of virginity, in which both the dignity
19 VI,20|    realized in a special way. In virginity thus understood the so-called
20 VI,20|     unmarried or single, because virginity is not restricted to a mere "
21 VI,21|     according to the Spirit ~21. Virginity according to the Gospel
22 VI,21|       Spirit" (cf. Rom 8:4). For virginity does not deprive a woman
23 VI,21|       give to their children. In virginity this readiness is open to
24 VI,21|     other forms of a vocation to virginity for the sake of the Kingdom;
25 VI,21|    non-communal forms. In brief, virginity as a woman's vocation is
26 VI,21|          convergence between the virginity of the unmarried woman and
27 VI,21|          from motherhood towards virginity, as emphasized above; it
28 VI,21|        above; it also moves from virginity towards marriage, the form
29 VI,21|          is found spiritually in virginity. And does not physical motherhood
30 VI,22|     proclaims the superiority of virginity over marriage, which is
31 VI,22|        singular exemplar of both virginity and motherhood. ... The
32 VI,22|       the woman's "role" also in virginity. "The Church herself is
33 IX,31|      women consecrated to God in virginity; for women dedicated to