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 1 5 |          that time the number of native and foreign priests in the
 2 5 |  missions have been entrusted to native clergy; moreover with the
 3 5 | Hierarchy and the appointment of native Bishops in quite a few places,
 4 6 |        and apostolic training to native priests. Moreover, two universities
 5 11|         also nuns, missionaries, native priests and even Bishops
 6 22|       and place it under its own native Hierarchy.~
 7 25|          and especially unless a native clergy equal to the need
 8 25|        have as large a number of native students as possible, you
 9 26|          unlikely case, that the native population raised to a higher
10 26|         populace by a network of native priests throughout the whole
11 27|         foreign missionaries and native priests who strive only
12 28|         entrusted to the care of native Bishops. That this stage
13 29|   missionaries is entrusted to a native Bishop and clergy. It is
14 29|         with the newly appointed native Bishop. As in the rest of
15 33|        Christians dwell in their native countries as though aliens; . . .
16 55|     worked along with a growing. native clergy. This, as all know,
17 55|        the Faith, to educate the native youth, and to engage in
18 58|      graciously made her own the native art and culture which in
19 58|          means has she repressed native customs and traditions but
20 59|         Whatever there is in the native customs that is not inseparably
21 63|     Church is no obstacle to the native talent of any nation, but
22 65|         of St. Peter Apostle for Native Clergy, and of the Holy