Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 III,6  |     and woman, as spouses and parents, to their descendants: "
 2 III,8  |  unity of the two": both are "parents", the man and the woman
 3 IV,9   | Creator. The sin of the first parents has its own human "measure":
 4 IV,9   |    also the sin of the "first parents", to which is connected
 5 VI,18  | person in the likeness of his parents. Motherhood implies from
 6 VI,18  |        The Creator grants the parents the gift of a child. On
 7 VI,18  |     both of them together are parents of their child, the woman'
 8 VI,18  |      the contribution of both parents: the maternal and paternal
 9 VI,21  |       mainly in the love that parents give to their children.
10 VIII,30|    love. The sin of the first parents did not destroy this order,