Part, Chapter, Paragraph,  Pag.

 1    2,    1,  g,  134|    according to the character, the customs, and the habits of the people
 2    2,    3,  d,  166|         our history, our arts, our customs, our heartbeats, our breath.27~ ~
 3    2,    4,  c,  194|           Get to know the life and customs of your parishioners.~ ~
 4    4,    1      309 |            laws, institutions, and customs and in its public life. 2~ ~ ~"
 5    4,    2      321 |         could to eliminate certain customs and impositions of the past.~ ~
 6    4,    2      323 |       without distinction of race, customs, or religion, because they
 7    5,    1,  b,  383|          other laws  ./. and other customs.  It brings the light of
 8    5,    1,  c,  383|       unfamiliar with language and customs and are condemned to a state
 9    5,    2,  c,  408|         family and  relatives, the customs, all these factors make
10    5,    2,  c,  410|     populations, among people with customs, traditions, and habits
11    5,  Mem,  1,  419|           to address, the laws and customs of the individual countries,
12    5,  Mem,  4,  426|            of character, different customs and practices, and a hundred
13    5,  Mem,  5,  427| institutions, our way of life, our customs, and our way of thinking. 
14    5,    3,  b,  454|            sure information on the customs, aspirations, and needs
15    5,    4,  a,  480|       where religion, language and customs ‑- in a word, all the elements  ./. 
16    5,    4,  a,  485|          are tied by international customs and practices.  They cannot