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 1 7  |            of the rights of family life. ~
 2 8  |             In choosing a state of life there is no doubt but that
 3 9  |      another for the whole span of life, becomes, with the help
 4 11 |      helpers in the propagation of life, taught this when, instituting
 5 14 |      natural process of generating life has become the way of death
 6 14 |      Christ, partakers of immortal life, and heirs of that eternal
 7 16 |        pertaining to their natural life, and much less in those
 8 18 |         for the procreation of new life is the right and the privilege
 9 23 |          all the duties of married life and holds pride of place
10 23 |         themselves in the interior life, so that through their partnership
11 23 |       through their partnership in life they may advance ever more
12 23 |         whatever honorable walk of life they may be, can and ought
13 24 |          widely as the blending of life as a whole and the mutual
14 37 |        fruitful source of virtuous life and of habits of integrity.
15 40 |      principle of the supernatural life, in those who, as the expression
16 41 |            the duties of Christian life or for the priestly office
17 42 |         their spirit and manner of life, may be and remain always
18 49 |          as the means of producing life and of gratifying in one
19 56 |          natural power to generate life is an offense against the
20 58 |       mother and the danger to her life. And who would not grieve
21 58 |          sees a mother risking her life with heroic fortitude, that
22 58 |          that she may preserve the life of the offspring which she
23 59 |            of certain defects, new life cannot be brought forth.
24 63 |          regards the taking of the life of the offspring hidden
25 64 |       mother whose health and even life is gravely imperiled in
26 64 |        Thou shalt not kill:"50 The life of each is equally sacred,
27 64 |           the right of taking away life for here it is a question
28 65 |            offspring before it has life, or if it already lives
29 76 |        unity and stability of home life. ~
30 80 |          the means of transmitting life, thus making the parents
31 84 |            and happiness of family life, resting as it does on the
32 84 |           and female, a sharing of life and the communication of
33 85 |        whatever might make married life hard or unpleasant. They
34 90 |           cooperation in the daily life of husband and wife, while,
35 91 |          the destruction of family life "and the loss of national
36 91 |       habits in public and private life, is particularly opposed
37 108|          some reformers of married life make pretense of helping
38 110|    consideration of their state of life, and a diligent reflection
39 111|    hardships of their condition of life, let them not lose courage,
40 112| estrangements, weariness of common life, and, worst of all, such
41 113|          about to enter on married life, approach that state well
42 113|     sustaining the vicissitudes of life, and yet more in attending
43 115|      preparation of a good married life belongs very specially the
44 115|        help in leading a Christian life, or, a great danger and
45 115|            strive in their married life for those ends for which
46 117|        according to his station in life, is necessary for himself,
47 118|       before entering upon married life, should strive to dispose
48 119|            lack the necessities of life. They who give of their
49 120|  livelihood; if the necessities of life cannot be purchased except
50 120|           lose heart, and how home life and the observance of God'
51 120|            to the welfare and very life of civil society itself
52 123|          which the State draws its life, namely, wedlock and the