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 1 6      |           This is so that Adam's life does not sink into a sterile
 2 6      |         can give a future to the life of the man. It is therefore
 3 6      |    Certainly it is a matter of a life's companion with whom, as
 4 7      |        the eyes and the pride of life (cf. 1 Jn 2:16). In this
 5 9      |  wandered far away to search for life and happiness in false gods
 6 10     |   redemption by seeing Christian life as a nuptial mystery. He
 7 10     |        in the power of baptismal life, now becomes the sacrament
 8 11     |  subjugation introduced into the life of the first married couple
 9 12     |        and ordered to a phase of life marked by procreation and
10 12     | anticipation of the reality of a life which, while remaining that
11 12     |        30). For those in married life, celibacy becomes the reminder
12 [Title]|        OF FEMININE~VALUES IN THE LIFE OF SOCIETY~
13 13     |       those actions which elicit life, and contribute to the growth
14 13     |        physical capacity to give life. Whether lived out or remaining
15 13     |      sense of the seriousness of life and of its responsibilities.
16 13     |  persevere in adversity, to keep life going even in extreme situations,
17 13     |         the value of every human life.~Although motherhood is
18 13     |    content only to give physical life that the other truly comes
19 13     |     aspects of family and social life involving human relationships
20 13     |       relinquishing their family life or enduring continual stress,
21 [Title]|        OF FEMININE VALUES~IN THE LIFE OF THE CHURCH~
22 15     |        as revealed by God in the life of his beloved Son: “he
23 16     |         of conditions, states of life, different vocations with
24 16     |    essential aspect of Christian life. While these traits should
25 16     |       importance in the Church's life by recalling these dispositions
26 16     |        to the heart of Christian life. Women are called to be