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 1 2 |       of obtaining help for the missions, he did not fail to point
 2 4 |  conditions of their respective missions and their methods of work,
 3 4 | interest of the faithful in the missions, which has been aroused
 4 8 |        daily nourishment of the missions. For these reasons you will
 5 8 |         special prayers for the missions and for the conversion of
 6 9 |       damages and losses to the missions have to be made good if
 7 13|       burning with love for the missions.~
 8 14|        the present needs of the missions, as well as those that will
 9 14|       and generosity toward the missions, increase and render more
10 18|      general progress which the missions have made in the last few
11 21|       true object of these holy missions if it be not this, that
12 24|    points central to the nearby missions and entrusted, as a rule,
13 24|         which has charge of the missions. At these central institutions
14 24|         by the Superiors of all missions, so that it cannot be said
15 28|      the successful work of the missions. If, perchance, the Superiors
16 29|        better management of the missions. Although on this subject
17 29|         the success of Catholic missions among the heathen depends
18 32|        may well be proud of the missions given them among the heathen
19 32|         to see to it that these missions are well and adequately
20 32|   solely to the distribution of missions of greater or lesser extent
21 34|       to come to the aid of the missions in the enthusiastic manner
22 34|     suggested in order that the missions themselves, quickened as