Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 Int      |        sense of belonging to the world in which it lives, and grasp
 2 1,   1   |          disseminated around the world. It owes its identity to
 3 2,   1,2 | expansion of Christianity in the world, is a sufficient reason
 4 2,   3,1 |          in various parts of the world. Other museums, such as
 5 4,   2,1 |    reality of the Church and the world today should necessarily
 6 4,   2,1 |     death, and hope in a renewed world. Such realities expressed
 7 5,   1,2 |        within the ecclesiastical world. As other pastoral needs
 8 5,   2,1 |      1992] to all Bishops in the world regarding The necessity
 9 5,   2,1 |          universities around the world and afterwards important
10 5,   2,1 | Episcopal Conferences around the world), this Pontifical Commission