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 1 16|        certain specially chosen native ecclesiastical students
 2 16|        Holy Orders. Given these native priests, people of their
 3 17|      education of several needy native clerical students. These
 4 19|     importance of building up a native clergy. If you do not work
 5 19| erection of seminaries in which native youths of promise are well
 6 20|      one does not find even now native priests except possibly
 7 21|   conclude that the role of the native clergy is merely one of
 8 21|        women recruited from the native populations of the several
 9 21|         regions? Why should the native clergy be forbidden to cultivate
10 21|        you would entrust to the native clergy the people already
11 21|        As a matter of fact, the native clergy will prove to be
12 21|        of Christ "for since the native priest," to quote Our Predecessor, "
13 21|        minds of his people. The native priest understands better
14 22|         circumstances, unless a native clergy had been spread beforehand
15 24|    fields of labor with as many native priests as shall be sufficient,
16 24|         out, seminaries for the native clergy have been opened.
17 24|         cannot be said that any native youth has ever been kept
18 25|         a number as possible of native ecclesiastical students,
19 26|     eyes the example of certain native students attending the colleges
20 26|        you should not allow the native clergy to be looked upon
21 26| contrary, you should prefer the native priests to all others, for
22 32|         Faith, of educating the native youth or other similar undertakings,
23 33|       confide it to the care of native priests or shall assign