Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 Int      |         through the centuries in her worship, catechesis, culture and
 2 1,   1   |            they were made for divine worship. Their usefulness for all
 3 1,   1   |            of styles her catechesis, worship, culture and charity. ~The
 4 1,   2   |         instrument of catechesis and worship has more recently, and at
 5 1,   3   |           art destined primarily for worship as well as for the decoration
 6 1,   3   |            other important places of worship (as, for example, shrines)
 7 1,   3   |             particular value used in worship and particularly on occasion
 8 1,   3   |          works of art and objects of worship (or of other nature) that
 9 1,   4   |            church no longer used for worship]; can. 1283 and 1284 [duties
10 2,   1,1 |              but in order to express worship, catechesis, culture and
11 2,   1,2 |         works of art for catechesis, worship, and charity; ~- they are
12 2,   2,2 |          particularly to objects for worship that become "signs of grace"
13 2,   2,2 |     Therefore things used for divine worship, for the formation of the
14 2,   2,2 |          what has been created:  for worship in order to evoke the inexpressible
15 2,   3,1 | circumstances, can be still used for worship. In the course of the centuries, "
16 2,   3,1 |              evident connection with worship, because they primarily
17 2,   4   |    considered no longer suitable for worship, they should never be destined
18 4,   2,1 |              of the faith, to divine worship, to works of charity and
19 4,   2,1 |            the Church's mission:  ~- worship, that unfolds in the liturgy,