Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 1,   1  |           fallen into disuse, for example, because of liturgical reform,
 2 1,   2  |        West and its cultures, for example, the memory of the past
 3 1,   3  |        places of worship (as, for example, shrines) were established
 4 1,   3  |      necessity. The most splendid example is the "Papal Sacristy"
 5 1,   3  |         Regensburg; in Spain, for example, the one in the Holy Chamber
 6 1,   3  |         considerable, to cite one example, Cardinal Federigo Borromeo,
 7 1,   3  |      within a Church setting, for example, scientific museums, that
 8 2,   3,1|      religious institutions" (for example "missionary museums"), "
 9 2,   3,1|         the aim they reflect. For example, museums of religious institutions
10 3,   1,3|          and Associations [as for example in Ireland a volume has
11 3,   1,5|           specific occasions (for example:  important liturgical periods,
12 3,   1,6|         museum structures [as for example in the United States the
13 3,   2,1|    ecclesiastical Museums, as for example, the Rom Dokument approved
14 3,   3  | autonomous sources of income (for example a "foundation" constituting
15 3,   5  |          and regional levels (for example, the already mentioned guidelines
16 5,   1,5|          museum complexes (as for example, national Associations of
17 5,   2,1|     Heritage of the Church". This example was followed by similar
18 5,   2,2|          special itineraries, for example, organized around specific
19 5,   2,3|           specific themes, as for example the theme of ecclesiastical
20 5,   2,4|         level. The following, for example, can represent some possible
21 5,   2,4|       present. The following, for example, can represent some possible
22 5,   2,4|      pilgrims. The following, for example, can represent some possible
23 5,   3  |         this regard, one can, for example, establish a commission