Evangelium vitae
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 1   1,  13    |         of freedom, which regards procreation as an obstacle to personal
 2   1,  14    | unacceptable, since they separate procreation from the fully human context
 3   1,  14(14)|      Origin and on the Dignity of Procreation Donum Vitae: AAS 80 (1988),
 4   1,  18    |    arbitrary prohibitions against procreation, setting up an opposition
 5   1,  23    |        the caprice of the couple. Procreation then becomes the "enemy"
 6   2,  43    |        the giving of life through procreation by man and woman in marriage.
 7   2,  43    |           the Lord" (Gen 4:1). In procreation therefore, through the communication
 8   2,  43    |   undertaking: through the act of procreation, God's gift is accepted
 9   3,  52    |          able to transmit through procreation, carried out with love and
10   3,  53(41)|      Origin and on the Dignity of Procreation Donum Vitae (22 February
11   3,  60    |          that the result of human procreation, from the first moment of
12   3,  60(58)|      Origin and on the Dignity of Procreation Donum Vitae (22 February
13   3,  63(74)|      Origin and on the Dignity of Procreation Donum Vitae (22 February
14   3,  71(90)|      Origin and on the Dignity of Procreation Donum Vitae (22 February
15   4,  81    |         light human sexuality and procreation reach their true and full
16   4,  91    |          make their choices about procreation in full freedom and with
17   4,  92    |       awareness of the meaning of procreation as a unique event which
18   4,  97    |    married couples in responsible procreation. In its true meaning, responsible
19   4,  97    |         true meaning, responsible procreation requires couples to be obedient
20   4,  97    |        the service of responsible procreation, the use of natural methods


Veritatis splendor
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21   2,  50(90)|      Origin and on the Dignity of Procreation Donum Vitae (February 22,