Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 Int      |        her worship, catechesis, culture and charity. Thus, a Church
 2 Int      |       patrimony of the national culture. ~Thus, it has to be integrated
 3 Int      |        sometimes disintegrating culture, initiatives should be launched
 4 Int      |    centre for bringing together culture and evangelization ~In this
 5 1,   1   |       account of their value as culture, they hand on to society
 6 1,   1   |        her catechesis, worship, culture and charity. ~The Church,
 7 2,   1,1 |    express worship, catechesis, culture and charity. However, in
 8 2,   2,2 |      evangelical narration; for culture in order to embellish the
 9 3,   1,8 |        on the local history and culture often promoted and financed
10 4,   2,1 |        teaching, catechesis and culture. ~Museum facilities in fact
11 4,   2,1 |       works of charity and to a culture of Christian inspiration. ~
12 4,   2,1 |      teaching and education; ~- culture, that unfolds in many sciences
13 4,   3   |        young people towards the culture of memory and the history
14 4,   3   | qualifying element of the local culture that has relations with
15 5,   1,1 |         a new season of art and culture of Christian inspiration.
16 5,   2,4 |        the witness of faith and culture of preceding generations,
17 6        |     placing a person in his own culture and by stimulating the desire
18 6        |        of promoting a Christian culture focused on the good use