Part,Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0, 0,9|  Universities, to the respective academic communities, to all those
 2 I, A, 1,12   |           as a university, is an academic community which, in a rigorous
 3 I, A, 1,12   |       and guarantees its members academic freedom, so long as the
 4 I       (15) |        that the governance of an academic institution is and remains
 5 I       (15) |    internal to the institution; "academic freedom" is the guarantee
 6 I, A, 1,14   |          human knowledge, and an academic institution in which Catholicism
 7 I, A, 1,15   |       the methods proper to each academic discipline, and so contribute
 8 I, A, 1,16   |      knowledge within individual academic disciplines, makes the task
 9 I, A, 1,17   |         of all truth. While each academic discipline retains its own
10 I, A, 1,19   |    specific importance among the academic disciplines, every Catholic
11 I, A, 2,22   |   teachers are to be inspired by academic ideals and by the principles
12 I, A, 2,25   |          Universities today, the academic community is largely composed
13 I, A, 2,26   |        in furthering the various academic disciplines or other university
14 I, A, 3,27   |      same time, because it is an academic institution and therefore
15 I, A, 3,29   |        sciences", recognizes the academic freedom of scholars in each
16 I, A, 3,29   |   research and teaching in their academic discipline that theologians
17 I, B, 1,35   |  cooperation among the different academic disciplines, each offering
18 I, B, 1,36   |          services beyond its own academic community.~
19 I, B, 1,37   |         relate especially to the academic, cultural and scientific
20 I, B, 1,37   |       institutional autonomy and academic freedom; moreover, they
21 I, B, 2,38   |      moral principles with their academic study and non-academic activities,
22 I, B, 2,39   |      community worship. When the academic community includes members
23 I, B, 2,40   | responsibility begins within the academic community, but it also finds
24 I, B, 4,49   |          Moreover, all the basic academic activities of a Catholic
25 II       (45)|         have the right to confer academic degress by the authority
26 II           |     appropriate to the different academic disciplines, all Catholic
27 II           |        of students is to combine academic and professional development
28 Norms        |          on the first day to the academic year 1991.~Art. 9. The application