Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,4 |        have engaged the help of institutions or individual men selected
 2 Intro,5 |      the reform of such ancient institutions needed more careful study,
 3 Intro,13|       to make the work of those institutions more and more useful and
 4 III,7   |      Seminaries and Educational Institutions concerning the general programme
 5 III,9   |      Seminaries and Educational Institutions and the Congregation for
 6 III,11  |      Seminaries and Educational Institutions ~Art. 112 — The Congregation
 7 III,11  |      Seminaries and Educational Institutions gives practical expression
 8 III,11  |       well as other educational institutions in which the sacred disciplines
 9 III,11  | ecclesiastical universities and institutions, ratifies their statutes,
10  V,4    |         organizations and other institutions, even ones outside the Catholic
11  V,7    | Catholic organizations or other institutions undertake in this field.~§ 
12  V,10   |         of Catholic educational institutions.~Art. 165 — The Council
13  V,11   |       with various contemporary institutions of learning and teaching,
14 VI,2    |         Holy See; it supervises institutions under its fiscal responsibility;
15 IX      |                              IX~INSTITUTIONS CONNECTED WITH THE HOLY
16 IX      |       administration, all these institutions of the Roman Church are
17 AppII,2 |        Curia and in the various institutions which compose the structure
18 AppII,6 |    received —, as may happen in institutions in civil society; they constitute