Title,  Chapter

 1    I    |    associations. Providentially set up during the Middle Ages,
 2    I    |      one example, parishes were set up, by decree of the Consistorial
 3    I    | development of this College, he set up the following year new
 4    I    |      then, a special office was set up in the Congregation for
 5    I    |         command, was there-fore set up in a brand new building
 6    I    |  Eparchy of Piana. Likewise, he set up timely rules for the
 7    I    |         pilgrims to Rome, later set out from many regions of
 8   II, I |        or episcopal commissions set up in many European and
 9   II, I |      these timely committees be set up also in other areas.
10   II, IV|     Ordinary of the place shall set up regulations to enable
11   II, V |       aid of workers, there are set up committees and sub-committees