marital purity
marriage chastity
marital chastity

In addition, all prospective brides and grooms must take marital purity classes and pass a test for HIV.

She made sweeping claims on behalf of Hasidic women: They all love their husbands, enjoy following the laws of marital purity and are safer from cervical cancer as a result.

Ignoring requests from the Archbishop of Canterbury to avoid the white associated with marital purity, the mind-of-her-own royal bride had gone for a stylish yet modern look, not so very different from those worn by other brides at more modest ceremonies.

Until the 1950s, Jews of all denominations were generally allowed to use the same communal mikvaot (ritual baths) for the purposes of converting to Judaism, observing the rules of niddah in regard to laws of marital purity, ritually cleansing dishes, etc.

Not all ministers have always lived up to the standard of in marriage chastity, and outside of marriage abstinence'.

Both of you should be intact before marriage, because only such people will be faithful in marital chastity.

He condemned the practice of marital chastity as highly dangerous, leading to infertility in women, impotence in men and even to death.

Your sister and your wife are exemplary beyond description, so much so that their marital chastity and conduct put them in the same league as the Vestals.

Pius XI wrote his encyclical on marriage and marital chastity, Casti Connubii, immediately after the Lambeth Conference.

The marital chastity and lack of mistresses by the Prince resulted from his exceptional devotion and mortification, and was evidently influenced by his closest female relatives.