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 1 Int      |           of the Church. ~In this sense, even a Church museum, with
 2 Int      |        set apart in an "absolute" sense from other pastoral activities,
 3 Int      | importance of its past, nourish a sense of belonging to the world
 4 1,   2   |  populations, however, the living sense of memory is considered
 5 1,   2   |        Muses" in the etymological sense of the term, recalling the
 6 1,   2   |         patrimony in an ecclesial sense. Such methods should include
 7 2,   1,1 |      Preservation in an ecclesial sense ~In order to understand
 8 2,   1,2 |      Presentation in an ecclesial sense ~Around the ecclesiastical
 9 2,   1,2 |        the authors and recall the sense of the faith of the community.
10 2,   1,2 |          their complex and global sense in order that one can come
11 2,   2,2 |  catechesis in order to instill a sense of wonder in the evangelical
12 2,   4   |   pastoral project. (In a general sense what refers to the cultural
13 4,   1   |         Church. She educates to a sense of history, beauty and the
14 4,   2   |        usefulness in an ecclesial sense ~
15 4,   2,1 |         reads and understands the sense of sacrifice, love, compassion,
16 4,   2,1 |          more intimate and deeper sense and significance in the
17 4,   2,2 |       through finds becomes, in a sense, the re-evocation of a memory
18 4,   2,3 |         of artworks, and thus the sense of an ecclesiastical museum,
19 4,   3   |          its assets come. In this sense the concept of an ecclesiastical
20 4,   3   |         memory; that stimulates a sense of belonging to collectivity
21 4,   3   |         been widespread. ~In this sense the diocesan museum can
22 5,   1,1 |           give back to humanity a sense of history woven by both
23 5,   2,4 |         may be rediscovered and a sense of belonging may be further
24 6        |         indications regarding the sense of faith of the Christian