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The family and the Church [86-88] 67258Chapter FourLOVE IN MARRIAGE [89] . . . . . 71Our daily love [90] 71Love is patient [91-92] . . . . . . . . 72Love is at the service of others [93-94] . . . 74Love is not jealous [95-96] . . . . . . . 74Love is not boastful [97-98] . . . . . . . 76Love is not rude [99-100] . . . . . . . 77Love is generous [101-102] . . . . . . . 79Love is not irritable or resentful [103-104] . . 80Love forgives [105-108] . . . . . . . . 81Love rejoices with others [109-110] . . . . 84Love bears all things [111-113] . . . . . 84Love believes all things [114-115] . . . . . 86Love hopes all things [116-117] . . . . . 87Love endures all things [118-119] . . . . . 89Growing in conjugal love [120-122] 90Lifelong sharing [123-125] . . . . . . . 92Joy and beauty [126-130] . . . . . . . . 95Marrying for love [131-132] . . . . . . . 98A love that reveals itself and increases [133-135] 99Dialogue [136-141] . . . . . . . . . 102Passionate love [142] 105The world of emotions [143-146] . . . . . 106God loves the joy of his children [147-149] . . 108The erotic dimension of love [150-152] . . . 110Violence and manipulation [153-157] . . . 112Marriage and virginity [158-162] . . . . . 117The transformation of love [163-164] 121
Chapter FiveLOVE MADE FRUITFUL [165] . . . 125Welcoming a new life [166-167] 125Love and pregnancy [168-171] . . . . . . 127The love of a mother and a father [172-177] . 130An expanding fruitfulness [178-184] 136Discerning the body [185-186] . . . . . . 141Life in the wider family [187] 142Being sons and daughters [188-190] . . . . 143The elderly [191-193] . . . . . . . . . 145Being brothers and sisters [194-195] . . . . 147A big heart [196-198] . . . . . . . . 148Chapter SixSOME PASTORAL PERSPECTIVES [199] 151Proclaiming the Gospel of the familytoday [200-204] 151Preparing engaged couples for marriage[205-211] . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155The preparation of the celebration [212-216] . 161Accompanying the first years of marriedlife [217-222] . . . . . . . . . . . 164Some resources [223-230] . . . . . . . 170Casting light on crises, worries and difficulties[231] 175The challenge of crises [232-238] . . . . . 176Old wounds [239-240] . . . . . . . . 181Accompaniment after breakdown and divorce[241-246] . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182Certain complex situations [247-252] . . . 187259
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POST-SYNODAL APOSTOLIC EXHORTATIONA
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immoderate desire for total change
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the way for two central chapters de
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your children will be like olive sh
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est mystery is not solitude, but a
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energy and vitality. If the parents
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Thus succeeding generations can rai
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family of David, the family problem
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children!” (Ps 128:5-6). The Book
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and quieted my soul, like a child q
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CHAPTER TWOTHE EXPERIENCESAND CHALL
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hostility in families”. 13 Here I
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situation. We need a healthy dose o
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39. This is hardly to suggest that
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unstable or changeable affectivity
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of the great poverty of contemporar
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45. “A great number of children a
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are a great trial not only for the
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materially and spiritually, they ca
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and unsupported.” 38 As the Bisho
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capacity to love and to teach how t
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legislative enactments that promote
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CHAPTER THREELOOKING TO JESUS:THE V
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among all, and let the marriage bed
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65. The incarnation of the Word in
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spouses the capacity to live that l
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the features of a family. The famil
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follow him, to rise again after the
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simply not reject them, since by th
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marriage and the family. In additio
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follows that “spouses to whom God
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who accept, raise and surround with
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85. The Church is called to coopera
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to seniors - are just a few of the
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love is not jealous or boastful;it
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Love is at the service of others93.
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Love is not boastful97. The followi
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Christian may accept or reject. As
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to desire to be loved”; 110 indee
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account of evil”; “it is not re
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Love rejoices with others109. The e
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113. Married couples joined by love
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not mean that everything will chang
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of the universe that strong and pow
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life they can make visible the love
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remain faithful in the face of ever
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there to be purchased, possessed or
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joys are as deep and thrilling as t
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“three words need to be used. I w
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which must daily be faced by the he
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deepest concerns and to take them a
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either pleasure or passion is insuf
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emotional life benefits the family
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great love he tells us: “My son,
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not only is “a source of fruitful
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willed by God when they take place
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conjugal friendship, for it is mean
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preference (cf. 1 Cor 7:6-9), not s
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become one with us and gave himself
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one another and live as one until d
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CHAPTER FIVELOVE MADE FRUITFUL165.
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to choose the name by which he hims
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what illnesses they may one day suf
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mother and a father; both are neces
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dedication and moral strength. Moth
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A reversal of the roles of parents
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channels of God’s love. For he sa
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risk, we should remember that Jesus
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reflect the beauty of the Gospel an
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individualism so prevalent today ca
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The elderly191. “Do not cast me o
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ultimately immature. Knowing and ju
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which cannot be overlooked. Indeed,
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CHAPTER SIXSOME PASTORAL PERSPECTIV
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of countries”. 230 The Synod Fath
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community physicians, social worker
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renew the fabric of the whole eccle
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209. The timely preparation of enga
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their sins and past mistakes, and t
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bought and sold. They cannot be com
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during the first years of their mar
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realization that the other is now a
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the Apostolic Exhortation Familiari
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and solidarity in the concrete dema
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placing the family in the Lord’s
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and the support that our parishes c
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becomes an opportunity to let the w
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present themselves, disrupting fami
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Old wounds239. Understandably, fami
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242. The Synod Fathers noted that
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bishop himself, in the Church over
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abandon divorced parents who have e
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with married couples with disparity
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this matter and that international
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demands of each of its stages. The
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martyrs interceding for those who s
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CHAPTER SEVENTOWARDS A BETTER EDUCA
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do we really know? And above all, d
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Often we prove inconsistent in our
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conduct - can partially serve this
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lack of affection or poor models of
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