Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I,2       |              vital way, in depth and right to their very roots), in
 2 II,1,3    |      community. The first one is the right to exist. ANo-one C neither
 3 II,1,3    |         worthy of existence.(15) Its right to exist naturally implies
 4 II,1,3    |         every nation also enjoys the right to its own language and
 5 II,2,1    | transcendence, to convince them that right reason will enable them
 6 II,2,1    |     establishing as a constitutional right, what in moral terms would
 7 III,4     |          formation which they have a right to expect, Catholic universities,
 8 III,9     |              artists presupposes the right sort of formation.(27) Those
 9 III   (26)|               IV Instruction for the Right Application of the Conciliar
10 III,0     |          religious tourism, it seems right to point out some initiatives