Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 Int      |        has accumulated that has great value and supports the mission
 2 1,   2   |         must be cultivated with great care. ~In countries with
 3 1,   3   |   Museums in Rome besides other great national museums in the
 4 1,   3   |         national museums in the great capitals of Europe. ~During
 5 2,   1,2 |       and to thank Him for the "great things' that have inspired
 6 3,   1,1 |        usually is a building of great architectural-historical
 7 4,   2,1 | naturally to a knowledge of the great themes of Christian art. ~
 8 4,   2,1 |         in museums point to the great aims of the Church's mission:  ~-
 9 4,   3   | constitute a cultural centre of great importance, because founded
10 5,   1,1 |      for criticism as well as a great deal of formation. It is
11 5,   1,1 |         woven by both daily and great events; to show the influence
12 5,   1,2 |        and juridical areas. The great expenditure of economic