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 1 34|      necessity include all true marriages without exception, since
 2 35|         case of certain natural marriages between unbelievers, or
 3 35| Christians in the case of those marriages which though valid have
 4 79|         cause for reproach that marriages be contracted by Catholics
 5 82|       heedlessly contract mixed marriages, from which the maternal
 6 82| attitude of the Church to mixed marriages appears in many of her documents,
 7 82|   strictness the Church forbids marriages between baptized persons,
 8 83|  considered that in these mixed marriages it becomes much more difficult
 9 84|      Roman law had proclaimed: "Marriages are the union of male and
10 85|     society requires that these marriages should be completely dissolved,
11 90|    remains intact, then we find marriages contracted with a sense