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 1 4  |      vices opposed to conjugal union, and lastly on the principal
 2 6  |   inasmuch as it is a conjugal union of a particular man and
 3 7  |        the will; and from this union of souls by God's decree,
 4 7  |        different both from the union of animals entered into
 5 34 |       marriage, but an illicit union opposed of its very nature
 6 36 |      recalls that most perfect union which exists between Christ
 7 36 | Christo et in ecclesia;" which union, as long as Christ shall
 8 38 |       confirms an indissoluble union, and sanctifies both man
 9 42 |    image of that most fruitful union of Christ with the Church,
10 43 |   sacred fellowship of nuptial union. ~
11 56 |        chastity of the nuptial union from being defiled by this
12 78 |        deliberate and constant union of spirit, will not only
13 80 |     even to the purely natural union of man and woman, "not something
14 81 | signification of grace and the union between Christ and the Church,
15 83 |      spoken, namely that close union between Christ and His Church. ~
16 84 |    there be wanting that close union of spirit which as it is
17 84 |       and feeling, the bond of union of mind and heart is wont
18 84 |      resting as it does on the union of hearts, be destroyed.
19 84 | proclaimed: "Marriages are the union of male and female, a sharing
20 85 |     should be withdrawn from a union which is unpleasing to him
21 101|        chastity in the nuptial union, or that they are more effective
22 110|        alive, so long is their union a sacrament of Christ and
23 129|     image of His own ineffable union with the Church; and the