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 1 Int      |    preserved in the archives of the ecclesial communities. Finally, the
 2 Int      |             framework of social and ecclesial life. In fact, the originality
 3 1,   2   |      art-historical patrimony in an ecclesial sense. Such methods should
 4 1,   2   | appreciating their original social, ecclesial, devotional realities; ~-
 5 1,   2   |           reference to cultural and ecclesial experience today; ~- the
 6 2,   1,1 |             1.1. Preservation in an ecclesial sense ~In order to understand
 7 2,   1,2 |             1.2. Presentation in an ecclesial sense ~Around the ecclesiastical
 8 2,   1,2 |         lead to the re-discovery of ecclesial activity. Accordingly, the
 9 2,   1,2 |          given territory a place of ecclesial, social, cultural gathering. ~
10 2,   1,2 |          faith. They are therefore "ecclesial places" because:  ~- they
11 2,   1,2 |            social situations of the ecclesial territory;  - they are finalized
12 3,   1,1 |     typology of the artefacts, the "ecclesial" character of the museum.
13 3,   1,1 |           cannot be taken out of an ecclesial setting, which explains
14 3,   1,1 |             be housed in what is an ecclesial setting. ~Consequently,
15 3,   1,13|    important and significant in the ecclesial context which for various
16 3,   5   |          then recommending that the ecclesial context of the artefacts
17 3,   5   |            assure the safeguard and ecclesial fruition, define the temporary
18 4,   2   |      Enjoyment and usefulness in an ecclesial sense ~
19 4,   2,1 |          strictly linked to today's ecclesial reality. ~Especially at
20 4,   2,2 |                 4.2.2. Scope in the ecclesial context ~Through initiatives
21 4,   2,3 |            in order to indicate the ecclesial life of the Christian community
22 4,   2,3 |             past and present in the ecclesial lifestyle of a particular
23 4,   3   |         fruition. Besides being an "ecclesial place", the ecclesiastical
24 4,   3   |          whole territory and to the ecclesial framework. ~In reference
25 4,   3   |          the cultural assets of the ecclesial community and the entire
26 4,   3   |            considerably and assumes ecclesial importance in reference
27 4,   3   |            awareness-raising of the ecclesial community and a place for
28 5,   1,1 |       community; to recall that the ecclesial aim of this heritage is
29 5,   1,2 |        legislation on the civil and ecclesial place. ~- In order to overcome
30 5,   1,2 |          artists can understand the ecclesial background for the greater
31 5,   1,3 |           patrimony according to an ecclesial mindset and in ways adapted
32 5,   1,4 |           territory; history of lay ecclesial associations; history of
33 5,   2,4 |             be planned according to ecclesial criteria in order to raise
34 5,   2,4 |           fall into the area of the ecclesial life of the Churches whose
35 6        |            by educating them on the ecclesial and civil value of the ecclesiastical
36 6        |              one should develop the ecclesial and civil potential of museums,
37 6        |       together on exhibits and make ecclesial reality stand out. ~In order