Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 Int      |         patrimony "placed at the service of the mission of the Church" (
 2 Int      |    mosaics and music, put at the service of the mission of the Church.
 3 2,   1,1 |    patrimony once "placed at the service of the Church's mission"
 4 2,   1,2 |        of the Church through the service of works of art for catechesis,
 5 2,   4   |       instruments "placed at the service of the mission of the Church" (
 6 3,   1,1 |         the same time, be at the service of this new purpose so that
 7 3,   1,13|          normally requires other service areas among which are storage
 8 4,   1   |        tours can render a better service not only to the user but
 9 4,   3   |    cultural assets placed at the service of her mission. Such goods
10 4,   3   |     because it offers a cultural service of public utility and opens
11 5,   3   |   individuals who carry out this service on a volunteer basis with
12 5,   3   |          look to see that such a service - beyond its generous availability -
13 5,   3   | important role by offering their service free. Since they have a
14 5,   3   |         order to integrate their service, they should observe the