Chapter, Paragraph

 1  7,1|      to God: spiritual peace, mutual love, and unity of faith.
 2  8,2|     another’s forgiveness for mutual offenses, and make efforts
 3  8,3|    brotherly kisses, with the mutual greeting “Christ is risen!” — “
 4  9,5|      entered into only by the mutual spontaneous consent of both
 5  9,5|    and the woman affirm their mutual engagement before God and
 6  9,5|      the canons.~ ~Note.— The mutual consent of a man and a woman
 7  9,5|      of children and peaceful mutual affection, for their abiding
 8  9,5|     length of days, chastity, mutual love, long life to their
 9  9,5|       of Matrimony and of the mutual duties of the newly-wed;
10  9,5|      a Marriage.~ Besides the mutual consent of the parties,
11 11  | embraced and kissed, with the mutual greeting: “Christ is in
12 11  |       exchange of rings meant mutual support, and common power