Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 1,   1  |       In fact, since cultural goods are an expression of historical
 2 1,   1  | Church places on her cultural goods explains "the will on the
 3 1,   1  |     own patrimony of cultural goods. They represent, in fact,
 4 1,   1  |    should be placed among the goods in use in order to show
 5 1,   2  |  importance of art-historical goods by means of fitting strategies,
 6 1,   4  |   that considers the cultural goods also according to their
 7 2,   2,2|      the typology of cultural goods normally conserved in ecclesiastical
 8 2,   4  |        1257 1 - "All temporal goods which belong to the universal
 9 2,   4  |     Church are ecclesiastical goods and are regulated by the
10 3,   2,1|  conservation of the cultural goods as such, as well as their
11 4,   1  |    the public, since cultural goods should serve the mission
12 4,   3  |  service of her mission. Such goods enter into a unique dialogue
13 5,   1,4|    orientation, protection of goods, preservation of artefacts,
14 5,   2,1|       Cultural Ecclesiastical Goods [see Seminarium N.S. 39/