Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,3   |              subject matter, without prejudice to art. 21, § 1.~§ 2. Questions,
 2  I,3   |         competent tribunals, without prejudice to arts. 52-53.~Art. 20 —
 3  I,8   |           the care of souls, without prejudice however to their own office. ~
 4  I,10  |            the Curia itself, without prejudice to the norms of this Constitution.~
 5 II,1   |       coordinate their work, without prejudice to their autonomy; to supervise
 6 II,1   | international organizations, without prejudice to art. 46. It does the
 7 II,2   |             is in force, and without prejudice to art. 78, this Section
 8 III,3  |              the sacraments, without prejudice to the competence of the
 9 III,5  |            the Latin Church, without prejudice to the competence of the
10 III,7  |      missionary cooperation, without prejudice to the competence of the
11 III,7  |           and of catechists, without prejudice to the competence of the
12 III,7  |            and collectively, without prejudice to art. 21, § 1.~§ 2. Those
13 III,8  |             Clergy~Art. 93 — Without prejudice to the right of bishops
14 IV,1   |              of indulgences, without prejudice to the right of the Congregation
15  V,1   |              their statutes, without prejudice to the competence of the
16  V,3   |            procreation.~§ 4. Without prejudice to art. 133, it follows
17 AppII,1|              own traditions, without prejudice to the Chair of Peter which