Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 IV,9   |      who "alone is good" (cf. Mt 19:17) and-the fullness
 2  V,12  |   Kingdom of God before you" (Mt 21:31).~By speaking and
 3  V,12  |    one's wife for any cause" (Mt 19:3) and therefore also
 4  V,12  |        and to put her away?" (Mt 19: 7). Jesus answers: "
 5  V,12  |     beginning it was not so" (Mt 19: 8). Jesus appeals to
 6  V,12  |      let no man put asunder" (Mt 19: 6).~The principle of
 7  V,13  |       for you as you desire" (Mt 15:28). The Canaanite woman
 8  V,13  |        8-10), the leaven (cf. Mt 13:33), and the wise and
 9  V,13  |      and foolish virgins (cf. Mt 25:1-13). Particularly eloquent
10  V,14  |       with the Pharisees (cf. Mt 19:3-9), is Jesus not aware
11  V,14  |       with her in his heart" (Mt 5:28). These words, addressed
12  V,15  |      the Canaanite woman (cf. Mt 15:28). Sometimes he presents
13  V,15  |       told in memory of her" (Mt 26: 6-13).~Indeed, the Gospels
14  V,15  | Galilee, ministering to him" (Mt 27: 55). As we see, in this
15  V,15  |   over him today in a dream" (Mt 27:19).~
16  V,16  |       has risen, as he said" (Mt 28:6). They are the first
17  V,16  |      to embrace his feet (cf. Mt 28:9). They are also the
18  V,16  |    truth to the Apostles (cf. Mt 28:1-10; Lk 24:8-11). The
19 VI,20  |      not expedient to marry" (Mt 19: 10). Independently of
20 VI,20  |       the Kingdom of heaven" (Mt 19:12). It is, then, a voluntary
21 VI,20  |    discourse on celibacy (cf. Mt 19:11). Consequently, celibacy
22 VI,20  |      is given" understand it (Mt 19:11). Mary is the first
23 VI,20  |       and follow Christ" (cf. Mt 19:27). This cannot be compared
24 VI,21  |  brethren, you did it to me" (Mt 25:40). Spousal love always
25 VII,26 |  regard the position of men" (Mt 22:16). These words fully
26 VIII,29|       the Gospel "ethos" (cf. Mt 22:36-40; Mk 12:28-34).
27 VIII,30|    the Infancy Narrative (cf. Mt 2:13,16), we can also see