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 1 1 |           development of Catholic missions. The consideration of the
 2 1 |         in the annals of Catholic missions."3~
 3 5 |       1926 the number of Catholic missions amounted to 400, but today
 4 5 |        number of Catholics in the missions did not exceed 15,000,000
 5 5 |        and foreign priests in the missions was about 14,800; today
 6 5 |           Then all Bishops in the missions were foreigners; during
 7 5 |       during the past 25 years 88 missions have been entrusted to native
 8 8 |         about the progress of the missions during the past 25 years,
 9 11|       progress of the work of the missions has cost not only the ceaseless
10 24|         it was laid down that the missions would have as the final
11 27|        what were most flourishing missions ripe for the harvest,31
12 41| solicitude We exhort superiors of missions to spare neither labor nor
13 55|          organization of Catholic missions is conveniently facilitated.
14 55|           Bishop. So, too, in the missions, do not hesitate to summon
15 55|   legitimate pride in the foreign missions entrusted to them, as well
16 64|           clearly proved that the missions are increasing and developing
17 65|       furthering the cause of the missions in every possible way. Having
18 65|    zealously for the cause of the missions. This Union is the source
19 67|      given by Our children to the missions. Your charity can certainly
20 68|      determination to support the missions, multiplying their activities
21 69|    sympathy. In some parts of the missions the scourge of war has mercilessly
22 69|          care for and love of the missions, will generously furnish
23 71|     utility and importance of the missions.~
24 72|          greater progress for the missions.~