Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 Int      |       fostering a new humanism as part of the new evangelization.
 2 Int      |         new. They are an integral part of the cultural manifestations
 3 Int      |        their becoming an integral part of the pastoral life of
 4 1,   1   |         explains "the will on the part of the community of faithful,
 5 1,   4   |          the State and of a large part of other artworks, lies
 6 2,   1,1 |       disuse. It becomes entirely part of the group of institutions
 7 2,   1,1 |          integral and interactive part of other institutions existing
 8 2,   1,2 |        territory of which it is a part because it "completes" and "
 9 2,   1,2 |    individuals. ~"The will on the part of the community of believers,
10 2,   1,2 |        Ecclesiastical museums are part of that specific pastoral
11 2,   1,2 |              they are an integral part of the mission of the Church
12 2,   1,2 |        faith; ~- they represent a part of the many social situations
13 2,   4   |    Particular Churches they are a part of (CIC, can. 368 - "Particular
14 2,   4   |             so they should become part of the diocesan pastoral
15 2,   4   |     cultural heritage enters into part of the apostolic action
16 2,   4   |    province of an institute, some part equivalent to a province,
17 3,   1,3 |      through these spaces must be part of a unique and organic
18 3,   1,13|           time become an integral part of it. In addition, they
19 4,   2,1 |        the local territory and as part of its art-historical patrimony,
20 4,   2,3 |      Church institutions that are part of it. In such a calendar
21 4,   3   | complexity and diversity. For its part, the museum gathers and
22 4,   3   |     museums, remain thus a living part of the cultural assets of
23 5,   1,1 |           noticed "as an integral part of her ministry the promotion,
24 5,   2,1 |    Commission recommended that as part of the cycle of formation
25 5,   2,1 |         patrimony "as an integral part of her ministry to promote,
26 6        |       that the object they see is part of their own life. This