Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1 | creature. And so the Church was established, the people of God, and
 2 Intro,4 |          The principle was also established whereby the Congregations
 3 Intro,5 |       existing dicasteries, and established new ones to support specific
 4 Intro,12|         when the Roman Pontiffs established the Roman Curia and adapted
 5  I,3    |  dicasteries, a centre is being established for translating documents
 6 III,1   |       true faith, and, if it is established that they are opposed to
 7 III,1   |      prior judgement.~Art. 55 — Established within the Congregation
 8 III,4   |         which, according to the established way, leads to the canonization
 9 III,4   |     according to the previously established classification of causes.~
10 III,11  |   degree, and seminaries may be established and conducted in accordance
11 III,11  |   possible, Catholic schools be established and fostered with the utmost
12 IX      |        origin and some not long established, which do not belong to
13 IX      |      Vatican Apostolic Library, established by the Supreme Pontiffs,
14 AppI,6  |         From all the principles established above to describe this most
15 AppII,5 |       See" (L.A.A.S.), which is established by an Apostolic Letter given
16 AS,2    |         service of which it was established nor does it base itself