Dives in misericordia
Chap., § 1 7, 14| treatment, a teacher teaching, parents supporting and bringing
2 7, 14| husbands and wives, between parents and children, between friends;
3 8, 15| for young people, adults, parents, the elderly - a love for
Evangelium vitae
Chap., § 4 1, 7 | and the sin of our first parents (cf. Gen 2:17, 3:17-19).
5 1, 8 | the relationship between parents and children, such as happens
6 2, 43 | affirming that the spouses, as parents, cooperate with God the
7 2, 43 | communication of life from parents to child, God's own image
8 2, 43 | the specific mission of parents, the task of accepting and
9 2, 44 | certainty that the life which parents transmit has its origins
10 3, 63 | children abandoned by their parents because of disabilities
11 4, 92 | God's own love, of which parents are co-workers and as it
12 4, 92 | giving origin to a new life, parents recognize that the child, "
13 4, 92 | concrete actions and signs, parents lead their children to authentic
14 4, 92 | raising children Christian parents must be concerned about
15 4, 92 | God has given them. The parents' mission as educators also
16 4, 93 | children abandoned by their parents or in situations of serious
17 4, 93 | Through this type of adoption, parents are given the help needed
18 4, 94 | generations. In this way parents, in their later years, can
Fides et ratio
Chap., § 19 2, 22 | pride deceived our first parents into thinking themselves
Redemptor hominis
Chap., § 20 4, 19 | that is the catechesis by parents of their children - should
21 4, 21 | built by married people, parents, and women and men of different
Redemptoris Mater
Chap., § 22 1, 7 | promise made to our first parents after their fall into sin"-
23 1, 19 | in the sin of our first parents. Thus teach the Fathers
24 1, 20 | origin from the same set of parents. "Motherhood," too, in the
Redemptoris missio
Chap., § 25 7, 80 | people. Families, especially parents, should be conscious that
26 7, 80 | among young people. When parents are ready to allow one of
Veritatis splendor
Chap., § 27 2, 52 | due and to honour one's parents as they deserve. Positive
28 2, 71 | in a certain way our own parents, creating ourselves as we
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