Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 Int      |           for the advantage of the community in a given country. This
 2 Int      |  culturally and spiritually to the community, not just in the tourist
 3 Int      |           that have been devised. ~Community has to support work of museum ~
 4 Int      |          foremost to the Christian community. The community has to understand
 5 Int      |           Christian community. The community has to understand the importance
 6 1,   1   |         patrimony of the Christian community. At the same time, as a
 7 1,   1   |          devotion of the Christian community. On account of their value
 8 1,   1   |            will on the part of the community of faithful, and in particular
 9 1,   1   |     witness to the exertion of the community that produced them and can
10 1,   1   |           the level of life in the community. Therefore, for all of these
11 2,   1,1 |          and, within these, to the community they serve. They are "not
12 2,   1,1 |            and spirituality of the community of believers is handed on" (
13 2,   1,1 |       history of a specific Church community that still exists. ~  ~
14 2,   1,2 |            contribution within the community and individuals. ~"The will
15 2,   1,2 |            will on the part of the community of believers, and in particular
16 2,   1,2 |             of the first Christian community, of the Church of martyrs
17 2,   1,2 |          sense of the faith of the community. Such works should be interpreted,
18 2,   2,1 |           history of the Christian community, because the criteria for
19 2,   2,1 |          progress of the Christian community; ~- the display of historical
20 2,   2,1 |           memory" of the Christian community and at the same time its "
21 2,   2,2 |         devotional attitude of the community. ~Therefore things used
22 2,   2,2 |           history of the Christian community through what the different
23 2,   3,2 |    lifestyle of the Church and the community, even material considered
24 2,   3,2 |       characteristic of the Church community and civil society, especially
25 3,   1,6 |       regarding the history of the community or the entity, besides a
26 4,   1   |           created by the Christian community. Its practical purpose is
27 4,   1   |           at catechesis within the community and the announcement of
28 4,   1   |         destined for the Christian community, must be open even to a
29 4,   1   |           It is the same Christian community that should welcome with
30 4,   2,1 |  understand how much the Christian community gives importance to the
31 4,   2,2 |       perspective of the Christian community. According to this vision
32 4,   2,3 |           between the work and the community it belongs to, in order
33 4,   2,3 |    ecclesial life of the Christian community of the past. Museum education
34 4,   2,3 |           animation for the entire community. It becomes alive through
35 4,   2,3 |          of a particular Christian community. ~
36 4,   3   |     habitat in which the Christian community develops. Monumental complexes,
37 4,   3   |         the history of a Christian community and, at the same time, it
38 4,   3   |        unites the entire Christian community. ~Together with it, the
39 4,   3   |            assets of the ecclesial community and the entire civil collectivity
40 4,   3   | awareness-raising of the ecclesial community and a place for dialogue
41 5,   1,1 |         significant for the entire community; to recall that the ecclesial
42 5,   2,4 |           who belong to the Church community, those who come from other
43 5,   2,4 |           and other members of the community renew contact with their
44 5,   2,4 |      interests; ~- make the entire community understand that the art-historical
45 5,   2,4 |          the dignity of the Church community; ~- open up to outside visitors
46 5,   2,4 |          of faith of the Christian community, the patrons, the artists,
47 6        |          the life of the Christian community in order to cultivate the