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 1 2  | regarding it; and secondly, that Christian spouses, the weakness of
 2 3  |       deny the great sanctity of Christian wedlock, or relying on the
 3 4  |        the nature and dignity of Christian marriage, on the advantages
 4 10 |         of the whole doctrine of Christian marriage, the holy Doctor
 5 13 |                          13. But Christian parents must also understand
 6 14 |                 14. For although Christian spouses even if sanctified
 7 15 |                    15. If a true Christian mother weigh well these
 8 17 |    spoken fully elsewhere on the Christian education of youth,18 let
 9 23 |          holds pride of place in Christian marriage. For matrimonial
10 29 |     memory, in the Encyclical on Christian marriage which We have already
11 31 |      crowned by that blessing of Christian marriage which in the words
12 35 |       for any cause whatsoever a Christian marriage which is valid
13 36 |        mystical signification of Christian marriage which is fully
14 39 |         intimately bound up with Christian wedlock that there can be
15 41 |         either for the duties of Christian life or for the priestly
16 45 |          traditional doctrine of Christian marriage. ~
17 53 |       virtuous continence (which Christian law permits in matrimony
18 56 | departing from the uninterrupted Christian tradition some recently
19 61 |         unspotted. This truth of Christian Faith is expressed by the
20 71 |                 71. Furthermore, Christian doctrine establishes, and
21 75 |         to the noble office of a Christian woman and wife; it is rather
22 79 |       the first two blessings of Christian wedlock which the modern
23 80 |          and wife to God through Christian love and mutual support;
24 80 |          sacrament, by which the Christian marriage is so ennobled
25 84 |       also should be the sign of Christian wedlock, its glory and adornment.
26 100|         with the defined norm of Christian sentiment, do those pastors
27 104|   everyone bearing the name of a Christian to trust his own mental
28 105|        opened to those joined in Christian wedlock, that these may
29 108|  religious training in regard to Christian marriage will be quite different
30 109|         his encyclical letter on Christian marriage addressed to the
31 110|          way that will be always Christian and sacred, more especially
32 114|          the charge of educating Christian youth, should, with due
33 115|          great help in leading a Christian life, or, a great danger
34 115|        choice in accordance with Christian prudence, not indeed led
35 119|         larger or poorer family, Christian charity towards our neighbor
36 127|        of either thus protecting Christian parents from pernicious
37 128|         according to the norm of Christian prudence to be promulgated
38 129|     flourish again vigorously in Christian wedlock. ~