Part,Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0, 0,1  |     course of tradition which may be traced back to the very
 2 Intro       (5)|     University of Coimbra, 15 May 1982: Insegnamenti di Giovanni
 3 Intro, 0, 0,9  |      that "the Christian mind may achieve, as it were, a public,
 4 I       (15)   |      that specific area, they may search for the truth wherever
 5 I       (15)   |      evidence leads them, and may teach and publish the results
 6 I       (16)   |    and desires, so that these may be of advantage to the progress
 7 I       (20)   |     the Meeting on Galileo, 9 May 1983, n. 3: AAS 75 [1983],
 8 I, A, 2,23     | Christ in whatever place they may exercise their profession.~
 9 I       (31)   |   Doctrine of the Faith of 24 May 1990.~
10 II             |      1. A Catholic University may be established or approved
11 II             | Bishop, a Catholic University may also be established by a
12 II             |      3. A Catholic University may also be established by other
13 II             |    persons; such a University may refer to itself as a Catholic
14 II       (48)  |    the conditions by which it may refer to itself as a Catholic
15 Norms          | Constitution in order that it may be adapted continuously