Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,2 |    understood as the power of being a servant and is to be exercised
 2 Intro,4 |   into the mystery of its own being and gained a more lively
 3 Intro,6 |    were called to the task of being the shepherd of the universal
 4 Intro,7 |    the Roman Curia is that of being ministerial, as the already-quoted
 5 Intro,8 |      the Roman Curia far from being a barrier or screen blocking
 6 Intro,11|   Curia is in the first place being called on to fulfill that
 7  I,2    |      expertise in the matters being dealt with; also, depending
 8  I,3    |      dicasteries, a centre is being established for translating
 9 II      |       two sections, the First being the Section for General
10 II      |      the assessor; the Second being the Section for Relations
11 III,1   |     touching faith or morals, being published by the Christian
12 III,1   |     fact.~Art. 54 — Documents being published by other dicasteries
13 IV,3    |     of first instance and are being referred to the Holy See
14 AppII,1 |      differences, so far from being harmful to unity, actually
15 AppII,2 | constituted by all those who, being well nourished with the
16 AppII,5 |     the new Labour Office are being published at the same time,