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 1 1 |          you breath, nor soul, nor life, neither did I frame the
 2 1 |          approaches this cradle of life's origin and exercises his
 3 1 |        which will rise a new human life, it is for man to release
 4 1 |         the marvelous evolution of life, his duty is to respect
 5 2 |         The inviolability of human life ~You, more than others,
 6 2 |  appreciate and realize what human life is in itself, and what it
 7 2 |         the womb, has the right to life directly from God and not
 8 2 |      disposal of an innocent human life, that is, a disposal which
 9 2 |           for example, to save the life of the mother is a very
10 2 |          and a burden upon it. The life of an innocent person is
11 2 |       esteem and respect for human life that you foster in your
12 2 |            the helpless and hidden life of the child, basing yourselves
13 3 |         and raised for Him a human life entrusted to him, greater
14 3 |        beauty and nobility of that life which begins, is formed
15 3 |     respect and love for incipient life with unconditioned security.
16 3 |       respect and love for the new life is necessary today. Unfortunately,
17 3 |          courage and honor to give life. ~
18 4 |                       Supernatural life ~If what We have said up
19 4 |     protection and care of natural life, much more so must it concern
20 4 |           concern the supernatural life, which the newly born receives
21 4 |            way to communicate that life to the child who has not
22 5 |           honor of producing a new life, whose coming they await
23 5 |           and cherish that nascent life follows spontaneously. This
24 5 |        facilitate the birth of new life, to protect it and set it
25 5 |           and preservation of this life, regardless of the precepts
26 6 |     hinders the procreation of new life is immoral; and that no "
27 7 |        readiness in the service of life if an attack made by man
28 7 |       faculty of procreating a new life. Here, too, you have a clear
29 8 |         the partners to a state of life, which even as it confers
30 8 |     constitutes them in a state of life, namely, the matrimonial
31 8 |         the very nature of married life. ~Serious motives, such
32 8 |       entire period of matrimonial life. From this it follows that
33 8 |            a false appreciation of life and of motives foreign to
34 9 |       every direct attack upon the life and the development of the
35 9 |       rights and duties of married life, governed by the principles
36 10|           wife there results a new life, it is a result which remains
37 10|        welfare of the still hidden life in the womb of the mother,
38 10|          and intimacies of married life. How, then, will you be
39 11|            and upbringing of a new life. The other ends, inasmuch
40 11|           the procreation of a new life human beings made of flesh
41 11|            common work of external life, but even all personal enrichment—
42 11|     posterity. The perfect married life, of its very nature, also
43 11| realization. ~To reduce the common life of husband and wife and
44 11|           the procreation of a new life according to the will and
45 11|          the values of matrimonial life that these personal values,
46 12|     authors and educators of a new life. A high and noble duty!
47 12|          and moral form of married life, is therefore not only an
48 12|         experience and ignorant of life's delusions. For what normal
49 13|       purpose of procreating a new life. There is a tendency to
50 13|   stimulate them to the service of life, then the Creator would
51 13|           the origin and source of life. ~Unfortunately, unceasing
52 13|         and acts the whole marital life, not without serious dangers
53 13|          rather for the service of life. Banish from your heart
54 13|          the intimacies of married life under the pretext of instructing,