Nope.
The paragraph you try to render, might be in one layout. And the paragraph that renders the product catalog uses another layout. I.e. "Fullpage.cshtml" and "ProductListPage.cshtml".
If the page that holds the paragraph you want to include, uses "fullpage" template, then "fullpage" will be the layout context for that paragraph. If the paragraph is then rendered with a paragraph template called {Design}/fullpage/Paragraph/sometParagraphTemplate.cshtml and the product page is rendering in "ProductListPage" context, the paragraph template cannot be found and hence the paragraph rendering will fall back to the default paragraph template found in the "ProductListPage" layout context - that would be either {Design}/ProductListPage/Paragraph/Default.cshtml or {Design}/Paragraph/Default.cshtml.
Not simple, I know. Bottom line - you have to ensure that both the page that renders the product detail and the page that renders the "global" paragraph has to share context.
See my dumps that it works.
That's super. It works!
To anyone who might have the same issue; you need to copy the paragraph from ContentPage/Paragraph to /Paragraph nad remember to change the location of the Included ParagraphBase.cshtml:
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