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 1 2 |        to be followed by their clergy in order to render more
 2 6 | obligation of charity, can the clergy who, by their truly marvelous
 3 6 |     constituted pastors of the clergy and Christian people, claim
 4 10|        the loss of one of your clergy, if indeed it can rightly
 5 12|        Missionary Union of the Clergy be established in your diocese,
 6 13|        Missionary Union of the Clergy has already collected to
 7 19|        of building up a native clergy. If you do not work with
 8 21|       clearly evident that the clergy placed in charge of the
 9 21|    that the role of the native clergy is merely one of assisting
10 21|       it be made up of people, clergy, and religious orders of
11 21| regions? Why should the native clergy be forbidden to cultivate
12 21|    would entrust to the native clergy the people already converted
13 21|     matter of fact, the native clergy will prove to be most useful (
14 22| circumstances, unless a native clergy had been spread beforehand
15 24|     upon the help of a foreign clergy. In some places, as We have
16 24|      seminaries for the native clergy have been opened. These
17 26|    should not allow the native clergy to be looked upon as if
18 34| lovingly bestow upon you, your clergy, and your people the Apostolic