Part,Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0, 0,2   |        profound respect for Catholic Universities, and to express my great
 2 Intro, 0, 0,2   |             research in non-Catholic Universities. Their task as academics
 3 Intro, 0, 0,2   |         precious for the good of the Universities in which they teach. Their
 4 Intro, 0, 0,3   |           And thanks to her Catholic Universities and their humanistic and
 5 Intro, 0, 0,5   |              is relevant to Catholic Universities that are called to explore
 6 Intro, 0, 0,7   |            In this context, Catholic Universities are called to a continuous
 7 Intro, 0, 0,7   |         continuous renewal, both as "Universities" and as "Catholic". For, "
 8 Intro       (10)|   International Congress on Catholic Universities, 25 April 1989, n. 3: AAS
 9 Intro, 0, 0,8   |         Ecclesiastical Faculties and Universities(11), I then felt obliged
10 Intro, 0, 0,8   |      analogous Document for Catholic Universities as a sort of "magna carta",
11 Intro, 0, 0,8   |           the Church in the realm of Universities and open to the promise
12 Intro       (11)|        concerning the Ecclesiastical Universities and Faculties, 15 April
13 Intro, 0, 0,9   |           those who conduct Catholic Universities, to the respective academic
14 Intro, 0, 0,10  |              In addition to Catholic Universities, I also turn to the many
15 Intro, 0, 0,10  |       specifically concerns Catholic Universities, it is also meant to include
16 Intro, 0, 0,10  |           that I invite all Catholic Universities to pursue their irreplaceable
17 Intro, 0, 0,10  |      research and teaching, Catholic Universities assist the Church in the
18 Intro, 0, 0,11  |              convinced that Catholic Universities are essential to her growth
19 Intro, 0, 0,11  |             in founding new Catholic Universities wherever this might be necessary.~
20 Intro, 0, 0,11  |            Law, will enable Catholic Universities and other Institutes of
21 I       (14)    |          Magna Carta of the European Universities, Bologna, Italy, 18 September
22 I, A, 1,14      |           and services common to all Universities, a Catholic University,
23 I       (19)    |   International Congress on Catholic Universities, 25 Aprii 1989, n. 4: AAS
24 I, A, 2,25      |                    25. Many Catholic Universities were founded by Religious
25 I, A, 2,25      |         Church and, in most Catholic Universities today, the academic community
26 I, A, 2,25      |               The future of Catholic Universities depends to a great extent
27 I, A, 3,28      |   responsibility to promote Catholic Universities, and especially to promote
28 I, B, 1,35      |              projects among Catholic Universities, as well as with other private
29 I, B, 1,35      |             associations of Catholic Universities is to be emphasized. Among
30 I, B, 1,35      | International Federation of Catholic Universities, founded by the Holy See(34),
31 I       (34)    | International Federation of Catholic Universities was established: AAS 42 [
32 I, B, 1,37      |      encouraged between the Catholic Universities and the other Universities
33 I, B, 1,37      |           Universities and the other Universities of a nation on behalf of
34 I, B, 1,37      |       ecological situation.~Catholic Universities join other private and public
35 I       (35)    |       Catholic university centers at universities, even non-Catholic ones,
36 I, B, 3,45      |              human culture.~Catholic Universities will seek to discern and
37 I, B, 3,45      |           whole of the human family. Universities, situated within the ambience
38 I       (39)    | International Federation of Catholic Universities, 27 November 1972: AAS 64 (
39 I       (41)    |        Presidents and Rectors of the Universities of the Society of Jesus,
40 I       (41)    |   International Congress on Catholic Universities, 25 April 1989, I added (
41 II              |           are valid for all Catholic Universities and other Catholic Institutes
42 II       (42)   |       Chapter of the Code: "Catholic Universities and other Institutes of
43 II              |            be valid for all Catholic Universities and other Catholic Institutes
44 II              |            except for Ecclesiastical Universities and Faculties. These latter
45 II              |     contemplated that other Catholic Universities, that is, those not established
46 II       (45)   |              469-521. Ecclesiastical Universities and Faculties are those
47 II       (49)   |              of teachers to Catholic universities who, besides their scientific
48 II       (49)   |         being vigilant that in these universities the principles of Catholic
49 II              |              welfare of the Catholic Universities in his diocese and has the
50 II              |            Authority. Other Catholic Universities are to communicate this
51 II              |        activities among all Catholic Universities, induding Ecclesiastical
52 II              |              induding Ecclesiastical Universities and Faculties(53). Such
53 II       (52)   |                                  For Universities to which Article 3 §§ 1
54 II       (52)   |        Authority; for other Catholic Universities, they are to be determined
55 II              |            promoted between Catholic Universities and other Universities,
56 II              |      Catholic Universities and other Universities, and with other research
57 II              |          governmental.~§ 2. Catholic Universities will, when possible and
58 Norms           |             to the needs of Catholic Universities.~Art. 11. Any particular
59 Conclu          |           hope, entrusts to Catholic Universities holds a cultural and religious
60 Conclu          |        renewal requested of Catholic Universities will make them better able