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 1 1,   1  |         expression of historical memory, they allow one to discover
 2 1,   1  |          faith and nourish their memory, express the uniqueness
 3 1,   1  |  Tradition; they are the visible memory of evangelization; they
 4 1,   2  |        the patrimony of cultural memory in cultures in different
 5 1,   2  |       cultures, for example, the memory of the past is nourished
 6 1,   2  |      however, the cultivation of memory takes place through the
 7 1,   2  |     however, the living sense of memory is considered a fundamental
 8 1,   2  |          witness of its historic memory. It cannot be reduced simply
 9 2,   1,1|     appearance to the historical memory of Christianity" (ibid.,
10 2,   1,2|     faith and to cultivate their memory, expresses the uniqueness
11 2,   1,2|        of history. The venerated memory of what was said and done
12 2,   1,2|         Church the chronological memory brings about a new spiritual
13 2,   1,2|   Archives, note n. 1.1.). ~Such memory is embodied in human treasures
14 2,   1,2|          museums is an "asset to memory", means inserting this sector
15 2,   1,2| producing in today's reality the memory of the cultural, charitable
16 2,   2,1|              2.2.1. Safeguarding memory ~The aim of an ecclesiastical
17 2,   2,1|         it contains, the "stable memory" of the Christian community
18 2,   2,2|          Pastoral action through memory ~The ecclesiastical museum
19 2,   2,2|          the pastoral mission of memory and beauty. It becomes the
20 2,   3,2|          the preservation of the memory of those traditions, customs,
21 4,   1  |          interested in religious memory, because "Ecclesiae catholicae
22 4,   2,1|       constitutes the deposit of memory that can be protected and
23 4,   2,2|     sense, the re-evocation of a memory that is familiar also, and
24 4,   3  |    people towards the culture of memory and the history of Christianity. ~
25 4,   3  |          itinerary of historical memory and aesthetic fruition.
26 4,   3  |          should provide a stable memory of the history of a Christian
27 4,   3  |     importance of the deposit of memory; that stimulates a sense
28 4,   3  |          environment evoking the memory of the benefactors and the
29 6       |        in order to cultivate the memory of the past and to express
30 6       |  patrimony, combine the value of memory with prophecy by conserving