Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,5 |       civil society. As far as necessary, it should be recast in
 2 Intro,6 |        the Roman Curia. It was necessary to consult the cardinals
 3 Intro,14|      venerable institution, so necessary to the government of the
 4  I,2    |        experience, and for the necessary knowledge attested by suitable
 5  I,6    |    receipt, insofar as this is necessary, should be sent.~Art. 27 —
 6 III,4   |   competent to examine what is necessary for the granting of the
 7 III,8   |    their activities and, where necessary, lends assistance.~Art. 
 8 III,8   |  administration; it grants the necessary approvals and recognitiones,
 9 III,10  |    institutes and societies if necessary.~§ 2. The Congregation is
10  V,6    |       spiritual care, even, if necessary, by means of suitable pastoral
11  V,11   |     the Church, and, so far as necessary, lends them assistance.
12 VI,2    |     order to provide the funds necessary for the Roman Curia to function.~
13 VII,2   |      is to prepare all that is necessary for the liturgical and other
14 IX      | nevertheless provide useful or necessary services to the Supreme
15 IX      |    come into the church. Where necessary, the superiors of the Fabric
16 AppI,5  |   humankind," it seems utterly necessary that a permanent communication
17 AppII,4 |       members of the staff, is necessary so that regulations and
18 AS,5    | concern their own.~So it seems necessary for all, especially those
19 AS,5    |     from the search and effort necessary for making operative precisely