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 1 2  |    obtained from this renewal of matrimony, it is necessary, first
 2 5  |        the divine institution of matrimony, its sacramental dignity,
 3 5  |        fundamental doctrine that matrimony was not instituted or restored
 4 6  |                     Yet although matrimony is of its very nature of
 5 6  |        really wish to enter upon matrimony or to marry this particular
 6 6  |        person; but the nature of matrimony is entirely independent
 7 6  |          one has once contracted matrimony he is thereby subject to
 8 6  |       things are so contained in matrimony by the marriage pact itself
 9 7  |                               By matrimony, therefore, the souls of
10 8  |          himself in the bonds of matrimony. To take away from man the
11 10 |         God has attached to true matrimony, and how great they are,
12 10 |         are all the blessings of matrimony on account of which matrimony
13 10 |    matrimony on account of which matrimony itself is a blessing; offspring,
14 12 |          how great a blessing of matrimony is clear from a consideration
15 16 |          to certain ruin. But in matrimony provision has been made
16 19 |           The second blessing of matrimony which We said was mentioned
17 20 |      place the complete unity of matrimony which the Creator Himself
18 24 |      chief reason and purpose of matrimony, provided matrimony be looked
19 24 |   purpose of matrimony, provided matrimony be looked at not in the
20 30 |     dignity and the happiness of matrimony are securely preserved and
21 30 |         and special blessings of matrimony. ~
22 33 |         he calls the blessing of matrimony in this indissolubility
23 34 |        right is so bound up with matrimony from its first institution
24 37 |      from the indissolubility of matrimony cannot escape anyone who
25 37 |        unassailable stability in matrimony is a fruitful source of
26 37 |          inviolable stability of matrimony. ~
27 38 |     sacraments,38 by raising the matrimony of His faithful to the dignity
28 41 |         with grace, the grace of matrimony will remain for the most
29 43 |        extraordinary benefits on matrimony - offspring, conjugal faith,
30 49 |     principle lies in this, that matrimony is repeatedly declared to
31 49 |     evidence of the existence of matrimony in nature or in her laws,
32 49 |        beyond this germinal idea matrimony, through various concurrent
33 50 |         and has wider range than matrimony - hence it may be exercised
34 50 |        and though the purpose of matrimony be set aside, as though
35 51 |       which various new forms of matrimony they presume to label "temporary," "
36 51 |      offer all the indulgence of matrimony and its rights without,
37 51 |        their cohabitation into a matrimony in the full sense of the
38 53 |          each of the benefits of matrimony. First consideration is
39 53 |       the disagreeable burden of matrimony and which they say is to
40 53 |         Christian law permits in matrimony when both parties consent)
41 56 |      anew: any use whatsoever of matrimony exercised in such a way
42 58 |          regards the evil use of matrimony, to pass over the arguments
43 59 |         be brought forth. For in matrimony as well as in the use of
44 68 |    natural right of man to enter matrimony but affects also in a real
45 69 |     dissuaded from entering into matrimony, certainly it is wrong to
46 69 |         every respect capable of matrimony, they will give birth only
47 79 |          in the first place that matrimony belongs entirely to the
48 79 |      robbed of all its holiness, matrimony should be enumerated amongst
49 79 |         marriage contract (civil matrimony, as it is called), while
50 97 |       against the sacred laws of matrimony, and since man cannot hold
51 105|       well instructed concerning matrimony; both by word of mouth and
52 110|        of God in all things that matrimony demands; always to render
53 110|       himself: "The sacrament of matrimony can be regarded in two ways:
54 111|          those who are joined in matrimony neglect the grace of the
55 115|         and, on the threshold of matrimony, may receive more abundantly
56 123|        make proper provision for matrimony and the family, but also
57 126|  restoring to the institution of matrimony, which is the basis of the
58 126|      effects of the sacrament of matrimony all that is attributed to
59 129| concerning the holy Sacrament of Matrimony, the wonderful law and will