Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 1,   1  |        traditions that have been able to imprint on what is visible
 2 2,   1,1|    events as well, one should be able to read once more organically
 3 3,   1,1|  ecclesiastical museums, must be able to maintain their identity
 4 3,   1,2|          the visitor who must be able to grasp the criteria that
 5 3,   1,6|        In it, visitors should be able to stop and receive more
 6 3,   4  |          Personnel ~- Appoint an able, dedicated curator; ~- it
 7 4,   2,1|          of faith in order to be able to better express their
 8 4,   2,3|      that would otherwise not be able to develop within the diocesan
 9 4,   3  |    multimedia technology that is able to present in a virtual,
10 5,   1,1|      experts, the Church will be able to develop further the current
11 5,   1,2|       cases, in fact, one is not able to retrieve specific funding
12 5,   2,1|         cultural project that is able to enhance the entire art-historical
13 5,   2,1|       priests will not always be able to be directly responsible
14 5,   2,2| characterizes it. They should be able to place the art-historical
15 5,   2,2|    external educators who may be able to match the works on exhibit
16 5,   2,2|          financing one should be able to intervene also on the
17 6       |  understands the past he will be able to look towards the future. ~