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 1 VI,20| instructing them on the value of celibacy. He distinguishes celibacy
 2 VI,20|       celibacy. He distinguishes celibacy which results from natural
 3 VI,20|       been caused by man - from "celibacy for the sake of the Kingdom
 4 VI,20|         It is, then, a voluntary celibacy, chosen for the sake of
 5 VI,20|    beginning of the discourse on celibacy (cf. Mt 19:11). Consequently,
 6 VI,20|         Mt 19:11). Consequently, celibacy for the kingdom of heaven
 7 VI,20|        particular person to live celibacy. While this is a special
 8 VI,20|      born. In fact, the ideal of celibacy and virginity for the sake
 9 VI,20|          of Jesus. Nevertheless, celibacy for the sake of the Kingdom,
10 VI,20|         consecration in priestly celibacy or in the religious state