Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 1,   1  |       means that they allow each individual to enjoy them as a legitimate
 2 1,   3  |       Councils, local Synods and individual Bishops. Such care has been
 3 1,   3  |          were not the work of an individual, but of institutions, and
 4 2,   3,2|       manner the "spirit" of the individual works that it preserves
 5 2,   4  |     entire diocese or within its individual districts all the works
 6 3,   1,4|      deepen the knowledge of the individual works indicating the liturgical
 7 3,   1,9|         events pertaining to the individual works contained in the museum.
 8 3,   2,2|        As some artefacts require individual care and protection, this
 9 3,   6  | guaranteeing the autonomy of the individual entities and by proposing
10 4,   1  |       different categories:  the individual visitor, the guided tour,
11 4,   2,2|         the micro-history of the individual realities within a specific
12 4,   2,3|          whole as well as of the individual Church institutions that
13 4,   3  |      from the areas in which the individual local churches have developed
14 4,   3  |          heredity handed down by individual generations; that favours
15 4,   3  |          In this perspective the individual museum or collection is
16 4,   3  |        time makes precious every individual portion of the diocesan
17 5,   1,3|        features:  ~- educate the individual employees to be co-responsibile
18 5,   1,5|       general strategies and for individual museum complexes (as for
19 5,   2,1|          Diocese but also of the individual local institutions (parishes,
20 5,   2,2|        around specific subjects, individual objects, homogenous groups
21 5,   2,4|        while trying to place the individual monuments in the context
22 5,   2,4| Educational initiatives aimed at individual communities or held in specific