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 1 Int      |          only in this way can these institutions be integrated within pastoral
 2 1,   1   |           particular ecclesiastical institutions, to gather since the apostolic
 3 1,   1   |          works still used by Church institutions. ~
 4 1,   2   |    safekeeping promoted by specific institutions on diocesan and national
 5 1,   3   |            of an individual, but of institutions, and therefore served a
 6 1,   3   |      seminaries, colleges and other institutions of formation often connected
 7 1,   4   |          1802, proclaims that state institutions, established for this purpose,
 8 1,   4   |             the supreme aim of such institutions. The Pontifical Central
 9 1,   4   |            collaboration with state institutions, a series of auxiliary tools
10 2,   1,1 |       entirely part of the group of institutions of pastoral activity because
11 2,   1,1 |           interactive part of other institutions existing in each particular
12 2,   1,2 |             in particular of Church institutions, to gather since the apostolic
13 2,   2,2 |          faith of believers. Museum institutions serve, therefore, a formational
14 2,   3,1 |              The typology of museum institutions ~The typologies according
15 2,   3,1 |     entities, civil entities, other institutions. ~During the post-Vatican
16 2,   3,1 |                museums of religious institutions" (for example "missionary
17 2,   3,1 |             of other ecclesiastical institutions are quite wide-spread today. ~
18 2,   3,1 |       example, museums of religious institutions present the historical and
19 2,   4   |       belonging to their respective institutions. They fulfill their task
20 2,   4   |      museums belonging to religious institutions and to societies of apostolic
21 3,   1,5 |           that interacts with other institutions existing on the territory
22 3,   1,8 |          financed by ecclesiastical institutions, local bodies, private citizens. ~
23 3,   5   |            public or private museum institutions (or the like), it is necessary
24 3,   6   |            3.6. Relation with other Institutions ~In the management and organization
25 3,   6   |      encouraged with other cultural institutions, and in particular with
26 3,   6   |            other museum or cultural institutions, one should always protect
27 4,   2,3 |            of the individual Church institutions that are part of it. In
28 4,   2,3 | presentations of events promoted by institutions or associations that would
29 4,   3   |            reference to other civil institutions present in the territory.
30 5,   1,1 |         collaboration between those institutions dedicated to the care of
31 5,   1,1 |           Church. ~With the help of institutions and experts, the Church
32 5,   1,2 |         preserved in ecclesiastical institutions must inspire current patrons
33 5,   1,4 |   charitable movements and cultural institutions. In this regard one could
34 5,   1,6 |             territory involves many institutions and can give rise to various
35 5,   2,1 |       directly responsible for such institutions, they should, nevertheless,
36 5,   2,1 |             of the individual local institutions (parishes, monasteries,
37 5,   2,1 |    monasteries, convents, religious institutions, confraternaties, associations). ~
38 5,   2,2 |             between individuals and institutions (experts in the various
39 5,   2,2 |      experts in the various fields, institutions aimed at the protection
40 5,   2,3 |     programmed by civil or academic institutions; ~- for laity involved in
41 5,   2,4 |            from. Besides the school institutions for young people, particular
42 6        |             collaboration of public institutions in order to plan common