Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 Int      |          patrimony. ~Museums are structures that bring to light the
 2 Int      |       belong entirely with those structures that serve to present the
 3 Int      |        When we admit that museum structures are important for the Church,
 4 2,   4   |          establishment of museum structures becomes necessary for the
 5 3,   1,6 |   interactive approach of museum structures [as for example in the United
 6 3,   2,1 |       marked; all facilities and structures should be periodically checked. ~
 7 3,   2,2 |        duty to prevent works and structures being damaged. For this
 8 4,   3   |       places, degradation of the structures of provenance, seismic risks
 9 4,   3   |  assertion refers to polycentric structures for which the diocesan museum
10 4,   3   |         museum with other museum structures and all the Church's cultural
11 4,   3   |       complex a museum-treasury, structures and works that function
12 4,   3   |       protected within their own structures or in a centralized museum (
13 4,   3   | conditions or destruction of the structures housing these items converge
14 4,   3   |     current customs. If suitable structures are missing or can not be