Chapter,  Paragraph, Part

 1 2,   4   |    possesses all the ordinary, proper and immediate power which
 2 3,   1,1 |       the architecture and the proper value of the works displayed. ~
 3 3,   1,4 |        not only as regards the proper preservation of the artefacts,
 4 3,   1,12|     the ecclesiastical museum, proper spaces for museum employees
 5 3,   2,1 |      facilities needed for the proper management of a museum are
 6 3,   3   |        adequate guidelines and proper flexibility; ~- promote
 7 5,   2,1 |       therefore advisable that proper courses be organized to
 8 5,   2,2 | patrimony of the Church in its proper context in terms of its
 9 5,   2,3 |       a special formation with proper courses. In this regard,
10 5,   3   |     courses and be granted the proper conditions, when necessary,