Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,4|           most ancient times, as a matter of fact, if we may sketch
 2 Intro,4|          and to a definite subject matter. In this way, the Supreme
 3 Intro,4|            so that each individual matter was to be dealt with by
 4 Intro,6|          dicasteries on this grave matter, but also to ask the opinion
 5 Intro,6|            first in this important matter, for they are joined to
 6  I,3   |            a diligent study of the matter in hand and to present their
 7  I,3   |           special expertise in the matter to be treated.~Art. 13 —
 8  I,3   |            on the basis of subject matter, unless otherwise expressly
 9  I,3   |         competence in that subject matter, without prejudice to art. 
10  I,3   |         has begun to deal with the matter, either on his own initiative
11  I,3   |            However, if the subject matter demands it, it may be referred
12 III,1  |          in things that touch this matter in any way.~Art. 49 — Fulfilling
13 III,2  |  Congregation will proceed, if the matter is sufficiently important,
14 III,2  |         has competence in the same matter for the faithful of the
15 III,3  |           diocesan bishops in this matter.~Art. 64 — § 1. By effective
16 III,5  |         Art. 78 — Whenever it is a matter of dealing with civil governments,
17 III,5  |      involving the Holy See in the matter of personal prelatures.~
18 III,8  |      dicasteries involved when the matter so requires.~Art. 97 — The
19 III,11 |            takes care that in this matter the Christian faithful may
20  V,9   |      dialogue.~Art. 161 — When the matter under consideration so requires,
21  V,10  | specialists at conferences on this matter.~
22 AppII,6|    functions entrusted to them, no matter what these may be. These