Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I,Intro,2|             and confer it) even upon married men, provided they be of
 2     II,Intro,1|           diaconate” (for celibates, married people, “those destined
 3     II,Intro,4|             whether it be lived by a married man, a widower, a single
 4     II,Intro,5|        mature age, whether single or married are “...formed in the spiritual
 5     II, I,2   |        contacts with the families of married aspirants and candidates
 6     II, I,5   |             vocation”.(29) As far as married aspirants and candidates
 7     II, I,5   |              must be such that their married communion might contribute
 8     II,II,1   |       permanent diaconate who is not married may be admitted to the diaconate
 9     II,II,1   |          twenty-fifth year; if he is married, not until he has completed
10     II,II,2   |              sake of the Kingdom.~b) Married~37. “In the case of married
11     II,II,2   |          Married~37. “In the case of married men, care should be taken
12     II,II,2   |          diaconate who have lived as married men for a number of years
13     II,II,2   |            stability of family life, married candidates cannot be admitted
14     II,III,2  |         contact with the families of married aspirants to make sure of
15     II,III,4  |        candidates, whether single or married, the Code of Canon Law prescribes
16     II,III,4  |            The wives and children of married candidates and the communities
17     II,III,6  |           ordinand to be promoted is married, he must present his marriage
18     II    (68)|            273-289. In addition, for married deacons, there is the impediment
19     II,III,6  |            wives and children of the married ordinands.~
20     II,IV,1   |       certainty in both celibate and married candidates. Such a maturity
21     II,IV,1   |              s own vocation.(82)~For married candidates, to live love
22     II,IV,2   |         should be made that wives of married candidates may grow in awareness
23    III, 1,2   |           abilities, his celibate or married state, his formation, age,
24    III, 1,2   |         security.(70)~With regard to married deacons the Code of Canon
25    III, 1,2   |            Canon Law provides that: “married deacons who dedicate themselves
26    III, 1,2   |             those of the families of married deacons), just recompense
27    III, 1,2   |          other source of income.~18. Married deacons who minister full-time
28    III, 1,2   |              their families.(75)~19. Married deacons who minister full-time
29    III, 2,2   |           their professional or — if married — family obligations permit. (104)~
30    III, 2,4   |        couples after marriage. (131)~Married deacons can be of much assistance
31    III, 2,6   |               family (in the case of married deacons), and professional
32    III, 3,4   |         their professional and, when married, family obligations, so
33    III, 3,6   |             of those deacons who are married. Since family life and professional
34    III, 3,6   |             the amount of time which married deacons can dedicate to
35    III, 3,6   |              the love of Christ. The married deacon must use it as a
36    III, 3,6   |              diaconia in the Church.~Married deacons should feel especially
37    III, 3,6   |             ministry. The spouses of married deacons, who must give their
38    III, 3,6   | responsibilities. In the children of married deacons, where such is possible,
39    III, 3,6   |          conclusion, the families of married deacons, as with all Christian
40    III, 3,6   |              faith the challenges of married life and the demands of
41    III, 4,7   |            for those deacons who are married. These courses should involve,