Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 1,   1  |        at a specific time. Their liturgical significance means they
 2 1,   1  |          for example, because of liturgical reform, or because they
 3 1,   3  |      objects - first among which liturgical furnishings and relics with
 4 1,   4  | treasures" no longer used due to liturgical reform in diocesan or inter-diocesan
 5 2,   1,1|        for strictly pastoral and liturgical reasons as well as for social
 6 2,   2,2|     reconstruct the theological, liturgical and devotional attitude
 7 2,   2,2|        as cultural, theological, liturgical, historical aspects and,
 8 2,   2,2|          cultural sensitivities, liturgical reforms, are all documented
 9 2,   3,1|  function of protecting precious liturgical objects, some of which,
10 2,   3,2|         all discern those with a liturgical or para-liturgical use that
11 2,   3,2|      reliquaries and ex voto; ~- liturgical vestments, textiles, lace,
12 2,   3,2|  instruments; ~- manuscripts and liturgical books, choral books, musical
13 3,   1,4|  individual works indicating the liturgical or para-liturgical destination,
14 3,   1,5|          for example:  important liturgical periods, patronal or titular
15 4,   3  |       diocesan museum. Artworks, liturgical furnishings, vestments,
16 4,   3  |       convents, shrines, etc. If liturgical furnishings in disuse, lying