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 1 8 |            priest's, to instruct the married couple through private consultation
 2 8 |       contract, which confers on the married couple the right to satisfy
 3 8 |           matrimonial state. Now, on married couples, who make use of
 4 8 |           against the very nature of married life. ~Serious motives,
 5 9 |          However, in such cases, the married couple does not desire a
 6 9 |          your apostolate for winning married people over to a service
 7 9 |             the rights and duties of married life, governed by the principles
 8 10|          serving the "person" of the married couple. The proper and most
 9 10|             with advice to the newly married as a guide in matrimony,
10 10|            desires and intimacies of married life. How, then, will you
11 10|       appreciation and action of the married couple, if you yourselves
12 11|           personal perfection of the married couple but the procreation
13 11|             intellectual—all that in married love as such is most spiritual
14 11|            of posterity. The perfect married life, of its very nature,
15 11|    well-being of their children, and married love in its power and tenderness
16 11|        nature and the dignity of the married couple, in conformity with
17 11|            the fiancée or the young married woman who comes to seek
18 12|           the just and moral form of married life, is therefore not only
19 13|           gift and possession of the married couple in joy and delight,
20 13|           thus unworthy of Christian married couples. Show how nature
21 13|            full of the intimacies of married life under the pretext of
22 13|             the tender conscience of married people. If, in certain circumstances,
23 13| circumstances, a fiancée or a young married woman were in need of further
24 13|              personal dignity of the married couple. ~(Conditions for