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1 2, 2, b, 142 | Missionaries working for our emigrants in the Americas, as well
2 2, 2, b, 142 | and felicitations of the emigrants themselves.~ ~Through me,
3 2, 2, b, 142 | communities of our poor emigrants ‑- ask you, Holy Father,
4 2, 3, a, 154(11)| fulfilled teaching school to the emigrants.~
5 2, 3, a, 155 | evaluated the needs of the emigrants....~ ~I would already have
6 3, 1, b, 238(24)| he had spent visiting the emigrants in the United States.~
7 3, 2, e, 290 | number of emigrations and emigrants so great.~ ~What does this
8 3, 2, e, 293 | becomes the Apostle to the Emigrants in order to restore the
9 4, 4, d, 363(32)| Bonomelli Institute for the emigrants in Europe. Scalabrini did
10 5 374 | God.~ ~The Apostle to the Emigrants studies the phenomenon of
11 5 374 | Church's mission to the emigrants and the best way to fulfill
12 5, 1 375 | The sight of departing emigrants at the Milan railroad station
13 5, 1 375 | speculation and exploitation.~ ~Emigrants, unaccompanied and unprotected,
14 5, 1, a, 375 | THE CAUSES~ ~ "They were emigrants"~ ~Quite a few years ago,
15 5, 1, a, 375 | common goal.~ ~They were emigrants. They had come from the
16 5, 1, a, 376 | country. Far, far away, these emigrants hoped to find bread, less
17 5, 1, a, 377 | Italians are the pariahs among emigrants, that they do the meanest
18 5, 1, a, 377 | statistical data, Italian emigrants living in the American Republics
19 5, 1, a, 377 | Italy: 1 million temporary emigrants ‑- a veritable ebb and ./.
20 5, 1, a, 378 | and 1 million permanent emigrants, namely, people who cross
21 5, 1, a, 379 | necessity. Of course, among the emigrants there are some bad individuals,
22 5, 1, b, 381 | insubordination, with no gain for the emigrants because, without capital
23 5, 1, b, 381 | shipping companies and the emigrants and restricted their work
24 5, 1, b, 381 | might even be useful to the emigrants. Even if the agents did
25 5, 1, b, 382(6) | the landowners than to the emigrants.~
26 5, 1, c, 383 | of distress of our poor emigrants and wrote a pamphlet that
27 5, 1, c, 383 | evils and dangers our poor emigrants are confronted with. Everything,
28 5, 1, c, 383 | people try to ensnare the emigrants in foreign countries where
29 5, 1, c, 384 | taste was the bread of the emigrants, of those unfortunate souls,
30 5, 1, c, 384 | mentioned are not true of all emigrants. Very many of them have
31 5, 1, c, 384 | evils"~ ~The dangers the emigrants must face are such and so
32 5, 1, c, 385 | two or three hundred ./. emigrants who had arrived at the port
33 5, 1, c, 385 | the manner in which our emigrants are transported. Crammed
34 5, 1, c, 385 | America are leased out to the emigrants either directly by the Governments
35 5, 1, c, 386 | a rather large number of emigrants to Brazil to take the place
36 5, 1, c, 386 | together an immense number of emigrants in New York City ‑- attracted
37 5, 1, c, 386 | thousand promises ‑- poor emigrants who were shamelessly exploited
38 5, 1, c, 387 | describe the dangers our poor emigrants meet when it comes to their
39 5, 1, c, 388 | the simple reason that our emigrants would not understand them.
40 5, 1, c, 388 | understand them. Besides, the emigrants are so spread out all over
41 5, 1, c, 388 | to the faith of our poor emigrants abound. Either out of expediency
42 5, 1, c, 388 | or out of ignorance, the emigrants let themselves get caught
43 5, 1, c, 389 | pointing this out to our emigrants. But when was this ever
44 5, 1, d, 390 | mean exploitation of the emigrants, to their detriment and
45 5, 1, d, 390 | social greatness of the emigrants' cause"~ ~I think that the
46 5, 1, d, 390 | the cause of our Italian emigrants and the political and material
47 5, 2 394 | and appreciation for, the emigrants' spiritual heritage call
48 5, 2 394 | traditions peculiar to the emigrants. So, under the leadership
49 5, 2, a, 396 | on the condition of our emigrants in America ‑- read a letter
50 5, 2, a, 398 | Furthermore, the tendency of our emigrants to settle in communities
51 5, 2, a, 398 | talk about emigration and emigrants during these past ten or
52 5, 2, a, 399 | cross of Christ consoles the emigrants, encourages them, and sustains
53 5, 2, a, 399 | principles. It preserves the emigrants from the dangers of corruption
54 5, 2, b, 400 | improve the condition of our emigrants?9~ ~ ~"Our church, our school,
55 5, 2, b, 400 | saving work on behalf of our emigrants. Then we will have reason
56 5, 2, b, 400 | I may use this word, the emigrants from the various countries
57 5, 2, c, 402 | and moral welfare of our emigrants"~ ~I ask all of you, beloved
58 5, 2, c, 404 | could be set up for our emigrants, after the example of the
59 5, 2, c, 406 | Missionaries for the Italian Emigrants. I know this is a very
60 5, 2, c, 407(18)| protect the nationality of the emigrants ‑- to Leo XIII ‑- A draft
61 5, 2, c, 407(18)| various nationalities" of the emigrants. The memorandum was written
62 5, 2, c, 410 | rule.~ ~However, for the emigrants the situation changes.~ ~
63 5, 2, c, 410 | situation changes.~ ~The emigrants have been flung into a foreign
64 5, 2, c, 411 | sentiment. Hence, the poor emigrants need not just the care of
65 5, 2, c, 411 | their faith.22~ ~ ~"If the emigrants preserve their traditions,
66 5, 2, c, 411 | remain Catholics"~ ~If the emigrants preserve their traditions,
67 5, 2, c, 412 | the vast majority of our emigrants, he is uneducated, together
68 5, 2, c, 412 | of the thousand or more emigrants traveling with me. How
69 5, 2, c, 414 | problem.27~ ~Assisting the emigrants on both their outward trip
70 5, 2, c, 414 | important to assist the emigrants on both their outward trip
71 5, 2, c, 415 | spiritual needs of the Italian emigrants in America and how urgent
72 5, 2, d, 416 | preservation of the faith of the emigrants from all the Catholic nations
73 5, 2, d, 416 | whose dioceses Catholic emigrants are leaving and the bishops
74 5, Mem, 1, 417 | untouched by human hands. I met emigrants who reached the peaks of
75 5, Mem, 1, 418 | sending such large numbers of emigrants of different nationalities?
76 5, Mem, 2, 420 | to their faith, all the emigrants of the various nationalities
77 5, Mem, 2, 420 | abandonment in which the emigrants were left for so many years
78 5, Mem, 3, 421 | community with very many emigrants should have its own priest.
79 5, Mem, 3, 421 | reading, the children of the emigrants will learn writing and arithmetic,
80 5, Mem, 3, 422 | remained Catholic. The emigrants would have remained Catholic
81 5, Mem, 3, 422 | religious care. In fact, emigrants tenaciously preserve everything
82 5, Mem, 3, 424 | spiritual assistance to the emigrants, especially those in the
83 5, Mem, 3, 424 | especially at the moment of the emigrants' departure and arrival.~ ~
84 5, Mem, 3, 424 | ensure above all that the emigrants are accompanied by priests
85 5, Mem, 4, 424 | the spiritual care of the emigrants have the necessary qualities
86 5, Mem, 4, 425 | provide priests for the emigrants.~ ~But it is equally sad
87 5, Mem, 4, 425 | hundreds of thousands of poor emigrants.~ ~How well the brave missionaries
88 5, Mem, 4, 425 | priests assigned to the emigrants' care; and to require that
89 5, Mem, 4, 425 | the spiritual needs of the emigrants are being provided for.
90 5, Mem, 4, 426 | make on millions of poor emigrants in whose hearts by now has
91 5, Mem, 5, 427 | rest for the needs of the emigrants. If Leo XIII could request
92 5, 3 429 | of priests to assist the emigrants. In February, he submitted
93 5, 3 429 | the Missionaries for the emigrants, which was officially born
94 5, 3, a, 429 | society of priests to help the emigrants"~ ~A few months ago, a former
95 5, 3, a, 429 | of thousands of Italian emigrants were living. There he
96 5, 3, a, 430 | spiritual care to the Italian emigrants in the Americas, to watch
97 5, 3, a, 430 | spiritual needs of the Italian emigrants in the Americas"~ ~Here
98 5, 3, a, 430 | the care of the Italian emigrants in the Americas, drafted
99 5, 3, a, 431 | minds and hearts of the emigrants. While, at the moment,
100 5, 3, a, 431 | not-too-distant future these same emigrants will be unbelievers, heretics,
101 5, 3, a, 432 | in which almost all our emigrants live. The need to provide
102 5, 3, a, 433 | Missionaries, to direct emigrants to them, to collect funds,
103 5, 3, a, 433 | the needs of the Italian emigrants; also asking the bishops
104 5, 3, a, 434 | Means to prevent harm to the emigrants"~ ~Besides waging a war
105 5, 3, a, 434 | first means for keeping the emigrants from harm should be the
106 5, 3, a, 434 | priests of the place where the emigrants will be settling. During
107 5, 3, a, 434 | sheep. In this way, the emigrants would find themselves in
108 5, 3, a, 435 | going to the help of the emigrants is ripe"~ ~The idea of going
109 5, 3, a, 435 | going to the help of the emigrants is ripe. The press is constantly
110 5, 3, a, 435 | on behalf of the Italian emigrants off the ground. I have
111 5, 3, a, 435 | the evangelization of the emigrants in America and would also
112 5, 3, a, 436 | witnessed the departure of emigrants from the Piacenza train
113 5, 3, a, 436 | America to work among the emigrants to help sustain their faith,
114 5, 3, a, 436 | Piacenza and to assist the emigrants, as far as possible, in
115 5, 3, a, 436(5) | Charles for the Italian Emigrants, Aug. 10, 1900 (AGS 7/5).~
116 5, 3, a, 437 | wherever the needs of the emigrants require them;~ ~
117 5, 3, a, 437 | guide, and counsel the emigrants;~ ~ 6 - by accompanying
118 5, 3, a, 437 | 6 - by accompanying the emigrants on the ocean voyage and
119 5, 3, a, 437(6) | the Missionaries for the Emigrants, 1888, (AGS 127/2).~
120 5, 3, a, 438 | the religious care of our emigrants and gave it the glorious
121 5, 3, a, 438 | assistance and protection of the emigrants; in Boston, an industrial
122 5, 3, a, 439 | well.~ ~When possible, the emigrants who leave from Italian ports
123 5, 3, a, 439 | priest ministers to the emigrants during the voyage (...).~ ~
124 5, 3, a, 439 | which they (the Italian emigrants to America) live. The reports
125 5, 3, a, 439 | mission work among the Italian emigrants. To a great extent, the
126 5, 3, a, 439 | To a great extent, the emigrants are now able to satisfy
127 5, 3, a, 439 | the welfare of the poor emigrants. So, even if not everything
128 5, 3, a, 440 | While in North America our emigrants are found in great numbers
129 5, 3, a, 440(9) | Charles for the Italian Emigrants, Aug. 10, 1900 (AGS 7/5).
130 5, 3, a, 442(11)| provided they worked for the emigrants. But the most important
131 5, 3, a, 445 | aim it is to assist the emigrants, especially in the Americas.
132 5, 3, a, 445(17)| Charles for the Italian Emigrants, Aug. 10, 1900 (AGS 7/5).
133 5, 3, a, 446 | among the children of our emigrants..." ~ ~You missionaries
134 5, 3, a, 446 | among the children of our emigrants, we will have workers for
135 5, 3, a, 446 | for the children of the emigrants"~ ~You ask me if Fr. Morelli
136 5, 3, a, 446 | Italo-American seminary for the emigrants' children who show signs
137 5, 3, a, 447 | children of the Italian emigrants trained in America" ~ ~As
138 5, 3, a, 447 | youngsters, children of Italian emigrants, who seem to have a priestly
139 5, 3, b, 448 | thousands upon thousands of poor emigrants, like sheep without a shepherd,
140 5, 3, b, 448 | its work of protecting the emigrants of various European nationalities,
141 5, 3, b, 448 | affection not only of the emigrants but also of the very nations
142 5, 3, b, 449 | Missionaries for the Italian emigrants, which has its main house
143 5, 3, b, 450 | Missionaries for the Italian Emigrants, born five years ago in
144 5, 3, b, 450 | that the cause of our poor emigrants is very dear to you, too.
145 5, 3, b, 451 | for the care of our poor emigrants also in your part of the
146 5, 3, b, 451 | the work for the care of emigrants in America better known
147 5, 3, b, 455 | religious care of Italian emigrants.~ ~I will seriously consider
148 5, 3, c, 457 | hastened to the help of our emigrants across the Ocean. Today
149 5, 3, d, 464(45)| the Missionaries for the emigrants, 1888 (AGS 127/2).~
150 5, 3, d, 473 | noble concern for our poor emigrants. Personally, I would be
151 5, 3, d, 474 | go to the barracks of the emigrants and, as a rule, return to
152 5, 4 479 | material protection of the emigrants through international agreements
153 5, 4 479 | and civil rights of the emigrants, protect them from the greedy
154 5, 4 479 | Since "the needs of our emigrants can be divided into two
155 5, 4 479 | the work on behalf of the emigrants to be "at once religious
156 5, 4 479 | Society on behalf of the emigrants. Its purpose was to provide
157 5, 4 479 | provide religious care for the emigrants from the moment they leave
158 5, 4 479 | contributing most of the emigrants. To this end, all were
159 5, 4 479 | above all with the Italian emigrants because they were among
160 5, 4, a, 482 | only encourage the poor emigrants to continue on their way
161 5, 4, a, 482 | and education.4~ ~ ~"Our emigrants are the least protected"~ ~
162 5, 4, a, 483 | the least protected of all emigrants (...).~ ~True, Government
163 5, 4, a, 484 | Portuguese, or Spanish emigrants are leaving their lands
164 5, 4, a, 484 | is the situation of our emigrants!~ ~Generally, our emigrants
165 5, 4, a, 484 | emigrants!~ ~Generally, our emigrants are sent by greedy, speculating
166 5, 4, a, 484 | safeguarding the unfortunate emigrants from snares and high-handedness.6~ ~"
167 5, 4, a, 484 | serious abuses against the emigrants will be eliminated, and
168 5, 4, a, 484 | Remittances and Savings of Italian Emigrants in the Two Americas, which
169 5, 4, a, 485 | the savings lost by our emigrants amounted to L. 200,000!~ ~
170 5, 4, a, 486 | collecting funds for the emigrants, vigorously counseling against
171 5, 4, a, 486 | consequences, defending the emigrants from snares and fraudulent
172 5, 4, a, 487(10)| the care of the Italian emigrants in Europe, founded by Bonomelli
173 5, 4, b, 488 | first of all, to free our emigrants from the hands of speculating
174 5, 4, b, 488 | lay"~ ~The needs of our emigrants are of two kinds: moral
175 5, 4, b, 489 | necessary for the employment of emigrants upon their arrival in America
176 5, 4, b, 489 | in the places where the emigrants will be settling.~ ~Regarding
177 5, 4, b, 489 | foreign countries where our emigrants are embarking, to welcome
178 5, 4, b, 489 | ports to which the Italian emigrants are heading so as to forestall
179 5, 4, b, 489 | during the voyage, the emigrants are accompanied by a member
180 5, 4, b, 490 | for the protection of the emigrants must openly and constantly
181 5, 4, b, 491 | spiritual welfare of our ./. emigrants, the other on their material
182 5, 4, b, 491 | else fails, counseling the emigrants and channelling them toward
183 5, 4, b, 491 | of our brother and sister emigrants.14~ ~ ~"Founding just an
184 5, 4, b, 491 | provide adequate care for our emigrants (...).~ ~I am planning an
185 5, 4, b, 491 | association is to defend the emigrants through a well-coordinated
186 5, 4, b, 492 | its services free to the emigrants at the ports of embarkation.
187 5, 4, b, 492 | work of assistance for the emigrants leaving from that port,
188 5, 4, b, 493 | that contribute the most emigrants"~ ~Here in Italy, besides
189 5, 4, b, 493 | that contribute the most emigrants. These committees were
190 5, 4, b, 493 | sorrowful plight of the emigrants and see their needs, the
191 5, 4, b, 494 | service is located ‑- and the emigrants. This will be done through
192 5, 4, b, 494 | contribute any amount of emigrants.~ ~The emigrants must know
193 5, 4, b, 494 | amount of emigrants.~ ~The emigrants must know the countries
194 5, 4, b, 495 | continues to assist the emigrants in the United States, the
195 5, 4, b, 495 | various American nations our emigrants are heading for ‑- where
196 5, 4, b, 496 | of America"~ ~One of our emigrants' greatest needs was that
197 5, 4, b, 496 | Genoa to accompany the poor emigrants. On the ship, they would
198 5, 4, b, 496 | assistance to all the Italian emigrants who land there, especially
199 5, 4, b, 497(20)| Charles for the Italian Emigrants, Aug. 10, 1900 (AGS 7/5).