matrimonio

matrimonio

Pacto o alianza de vida entre un hombre y una mujer, el cual se ordena para el bienestar de los cónyuges y para la procreación y la crianza de niños. Cuando se contrae de manera válida entre dos personas bautizadas, el matrimonio constituye un sacramento (Matrimonio) (1601).

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