Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 Int      |               the Church in the given place where it is set up, since
 2 Int      |            Thus, a Church museum is a place that documents not only
 3 Int      |       pastoral action of the Church. ~Place to store and protect what
 4 Int      |              Moreover, it is also the place to coordinate the activities
 5 Int      |             cultural realities of the place and the pastoral plans that
 6 1,   2   |           cultivation of memory takes place through the oral tradition
 7 1,   3   |          collection of paintings as a place for conservation, and at
 8 1,   3   |              then concentrated in one place in order to save them from
 9 1,   4   |            more interesting things to place in our Museums; sure that
10 2,   1,1 |               of the Church must take place first and foremost in the
11 2,   1,1 |          knowledge. It is therefore a place of knowledge, enjoyment,
12 2,   1,1 |         artefacts with those still in place. One should guarantee on
13 2,   1,2 |            within a given territory a place of ecclesial, social, cultural
14 2,   4   |              accord with the needs of place and time", see CCEO, can.
15 2,   4   |              be placed in an adequate place accessible to everyone,
16 3,   1,2 |              The entrance hall is the place that prepares the visitor
17 3,   1,2 |    instruments, competent guides that place the visit into its right
18 3,   1,3 |               or other ecclesiastical place. Special attention should
19 3,   1,7 |          render the museum a livelier place and it would demonstrate
20 3,   1,13|    misunderstood. This space is not a place for forgotten objects, nor
21 3,   5   |            relevant:  ~- in the first place keep in mind the norms and
22 4,   2,3 |              museum recalls to mind a place separate from present-day
23 4,   2,3 |               static, cold and silent place. Rather, the ecclesiastical
24 4,   3   |    awareness-raising in families as a place of education for Christian
25 4,   3   |           Besides being an "ecclesial place", the ecclesiastical museum
26 4,   3   |             is in fact a "territorial place" because faith inculturates
27 4,   3   |            that develops in a certain place; the contents of the works
28 4,   3   |              museum is not a separate place, but in continuous physical
29 4,   3   |         easily understood, one should place the cultural assets conserved
30 4,   3   |             collection is no longer a place of deposit or gathering
31 4,   3   |          diocesan museum can become a place for awareness-raising of
32 4,   3   |             ecclesial community and a place for dialogue between the
33 4,   3   |             In order for this to take place one must proceed to assure
34 5,   1,2 |               the civil and ecclesial place. ~- In order to overcome
35 5,   2,2 |                They should be able to place the art-historical patrimony
36 5,   2,2 |                open to all, besides a place of cultural education through
37 5,   2,4 |               diocese while trying to place the individual monuments
38 6        |          Ecclesiastical museums, as a place for the education of the
39 6        |              not only be considered a place to visit but also a place
40 6        |             place to visit but also a place for cultural-pastoral meetings
41 6        |               reflection on what took place in the past; ~- it is therefore
42 6        |            the Church in a particular place; ~- it is advisable to offer
43 6        | ecclesiastical museum becomes a human place and a religious place. To
44 6        |           human place and a religious place. To the extent to which