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  1    3,    2,  e,  293    |             human beings, isolated by emigration, with society and the Church. 
  2    4,    3,  a,  329(3) |                   First conference on emigration, Feb. 8, 1891 (AGS 5/3).~
  3    5            374     |              dramatic problem of mass emigration that had exploded in Italy
  4    5            374     |             studies the phenomenon of emigration in all its aspects: its
  5    5,    1      375     |                                    1. EMIGRATION SEEN THROUGH THE EYES OF
  6    5,    1      375     |              the Bishop of Piacenza.  Emigration is one of the most important
  7    5,    1      375     |           they must ensure freedom of emigration, but not the freedom "to
  8    5,    1      375     |               identity.~ ~Instead, if emigration is well guided and assisted,
  9    5,    1      375     |           divine Providence, in fact, emigration is destined to develop "
 10    5,    1,  a,  377    |        history of modern Italy is the emigration of its people: important
 11    5,    1,  a,  378    |    Switzerland put together; that our emigration is four times higher than
 12    5,    1,  a,  378    |           also has a very substantial emigration of its own; superior by
 13    5,    1,  a,  378    |          seems that the phenomenon of emigration has not yet reached its
 14    5,    1,  a,  378    |              restrain the activity of emigration agents; despite the disillusionments
 15    5,    1,  a,  378    |              the fact is that Italian emigration has increased and is still
 16    5,    1,  a,  378    |             beyond all proportions by emigration agents and by the need for
 17    5,    1,  a,  378(2) |                   First Conference on Emigration (AGS 5/3), given in Rome
 18    5,    1,  a,  379    |             This is why, despite mass emigration, the population of Italy
 19    5,    1,  a,  379    |               driven by a gale!3~ ~ ~"Emigration is a natural fact and an
 20    5,    1,  a,  379    |              inescapable necessity"~ ~Emigration is a natural and providential
 21    5,    1,  a,  379    |               the suffering caused by emigration and blithely ask: "Why are
 22    5,    1,  a,  379    |               answer.  In most cases, emigration is not a pleasure but an
 23    5,    1,  a,  380    |               I became convinced that emigration is a necessity, a heroic
 24    5,    1,  a,  380    |           avoid death.~ ~Religion and emigration ‑- these are the only two
 25    5,    1,  b,  380    |                                    b) EMIGRATION IS A NATURAL RIGHT~ ~ ~"
 26    5,    1,  b,  380    |              put a stop or a limit to emigration for patriotic or economic
 27    5,    1,  b,  380    |        mistaken idea of freedom, want emigration left to itself, without
 28    5,    1,  b,  380    |  insensitively.  In fact, by blocking emigration, we are violating a sacred
 29    5,    1,  b,  380    |              to itself, we are making emigration ineffectual.  The former
 30    5,    1,  b,  380    |                The latter forget that emigration is a centrifugal force,
 31    5,    1,  b,  380    |         centripetal force.  Moreover, emigration brings relief to those who
 32    5,    1,  b,  380    |              commercial outlets.  But emigration is also a great boon because
 33    5,    1,  b,  380    |         theoretical debate on whether emigration is good or bad is a waste
 34    5,    1,  b,  380    |               important thing is that emigration exists.  But during the
 35    5,    1,  b,  381    |            will never be able to stop emigration; unjust, because every intervention
 36    5,    1,  b,  381    |          oppressive; harmful, because emigration would find an outlet other
 37    5,    1,  b,  381    |  ill-conceived patriotic spirit, made emigration more difficult.5~ ~ ~"Emigration
 38    5,    1,  b,  381    |      emigration more difficult.5~ ~ ~"Emigration must be spontaneous"~ ~If
 39    5,    1,  b,  381    |              be spontaneous"~ ~If the emigration agents were, as the Hon.
 40    5,    1,  b,  382    |               down by the new law for emigration agents are severe and this
 41    5,    1,  b,  382    |             village!6~ ~ ~"Freedom of emigration, not freedom to coerce it"~ ~
 42    5,    1,  b,  382    |               I believe in freedom of emigration, not freedom to coerce it,
 43    5,    1,  b,  382    |             coerce it, because, while emigration is good when free, it is
 44    5,    1,  b,  383    |              motherland.~ ~If coerced emigration is bad because it substitutes
 45    5,    1,  b,  383    |          finally, because it deviates emigration from its natural channels,
 46    5,    1,  b,  383    |               fact, that this kind of emigration is the cause of great evils
 47    5,    1,  c,  383    |           connected with this type of emigration are numberless, and so are
 48    5,    1,  c,  383    |             home, in the person of an emigration agent who, with promises
 49    5,    1,  c,  385    |             arrived in New York.  The emigration agents had put them aboard
 50    5,    1,  c,  385    |             can lessen the dangers of emigration and make life safer and
 51    5,    1,  c,  386    |              a boss.  ~ ~In this way, emigration agents sent a rather large
 52    5,    1,  c,  386    |              them easy victims of the emigration agents, down there isolation
 53    5,    1,  c,  389    |            economic ills to which our emigration is exposed could be avoided
 54    5,    1,  c,  389    |              a tranquil corner to our emigration.  Not all lands are so controlled
 55    5,    1,  d,  389    |                    d) GOD'S PLAN~ ~ ~"Emigration is a good and an evil"~ ~
 56    5,    1,  d,  390    |             or effective protection.  Emigration, in this case, would not
 57    5,    1,  d,  390    |               farmland.14~ ~        ~"Emigration is an instrument of divine
 58    5,    1,  d,  390    |              midst of catastrophes"~ ~Emigration is a law of nature.  The
 59    5,    1,  d,  390    |              govern the phenomenon of emigration and that we can set down
 60    5,    1,  d,  390(14)|                   First conference on emigration (AGS 5/3).~
 61    5,    2      394     |                     2. THE CHURCH AND EMIGRATION~ ~ ~"Where people are working
 62    5,    2      394     |       becoming unbelievers because of emigration.~ ~It is necessary to intervene
 63    5,    2      394     |             religion and tradition.~ ~Emigration is not a concern just for
 64    5,    2      394     |               center.  The problem of emigration is like that of the Church'
 65    5,    2,  a,  397    |          increase and because of this emigration tide that rises higher and
 66    5,    2,  a,  398    |              after so much talk about emigration and emigrants during these
 67    5,    2,  a,  399    |             the formidable problem of emigration on which Governments are
 68    5,    2,  c,  402    |             flung across the ocean by emigration but also the great work
 69    5,    2,  d,  416    |                                    d) EMIGRATION: A CONCERN FOR THE WHOLE
 70    5,  Mem,  2,  419    |           people.~ ~When the waves of emigration began, many priests also
 71    5,  Mem,  2,  420    |              the Church.  But Italian emigration deserves special attention
 72    5,  Mem,  2,  420    |           other new waves of Catholic emigration, disseminated a bit all
 73    5,  Mem,  3,  423    |          results.~ ~The phenomenon of emigration is universal, and the Congregation (
 74    5,  Mem,  3,  423    |  administrative organisms to regulate emigration at home, to keep an eye
 75    5,  Mem,  3,  424    |        complex and serious problem of emigration, first of all by preparing
 76    5,  Mem,  3,  424    |           that might arise concerning emigration either back home or in foreign
 77    5,  Mem,  4,  425    |             eye on the great flows of emigration; to classify the various
 78    5,    3,  a,  434    |              zeal of pastors to fight emigration itself, trying every which
 79    5,    3,  a,  434    |          times they will not succeed: emigration must be accepted as a painful
 80    5,    3,  a,  434    |             the very serious evils of emigration (...).~ ~Very beneficial
 81    5,    3,  a,  435(3) |        presents his first pamphlet on emigration to the Pope.  It is entitled,
 82    5,    3,  a,  436    |            the first time was that of emigration.~ ~From my notes, I figured
 83    5,    3,  b,  448    |             thus conferred on Italian emigration will not be the least of
 84    5,    3,  b,  449    |      contribute sons and daughters to emigration, in greater or lesser numbers. 
 85    5,    3,  b,  450    |            are part and parcel of our emigration (...).  Since all the dioceses
 86    5,    3,  b,  451    |             very serious needs of our emigration, to which every diocese
 87    5,    4      479     |                     4. LAY PEOPLE AND EMIGRATION~ ~It is also the duty of
 88    5,    4      479     |             State to guide and assist emigration, for the State must ensure
 89    5,    4      479     |              trade" engaged in by the emigration recruiters, and to provide
 90    5,    4,  a,  479    |               the ministerial bill on emigration, I cannot refrain from sharing
 91    5,    4,  a,  480    |         published my study on Italian Emigration in America, I have been
 92    5,    4,  a,  480    |               agricultural-commercial emigration"~ ~Emigration of civilized
 93    5,    4,  a,  480    | agricultural-commercial emigration"~ ~Emigration of civilized people may 
 94    5,    4,  a,  480    |              the meaning of political emigration and colonization and what
 95    5,    4,  a,  481    |       identity.  This was the kind of emigration and colonization preferred
 96    5,    4,  a,  481    |             remains the third kind of emigration"~ ~Political colonies are
 97    5,    4,  a,  481    |           with only the third form of emigration, namely that of pouring
 98    5,    4,  a,  482    |           needs.   ./. Hence, the new emigration process now going on among
 99    5,    4,  a,  482    |            law accord to this type of emigration?  How is the State fulfilling
100    5,    4,  a,  482    |            For the complex reality of emigration to meet the noble social
101    5,    4,  a,  483    |             on the general subject of emigration.  But we would look in vain
102    5,    4,  a,  484    |           much longer experience with emigration than we.  We will discover
103    5,    4,  a,  484    |             new parliamentary bill on emigration"~ ~Gentlemen, we must use
104    5,    4,  a,  484    |             influence so that the new emigration bill introduced by the Hon.
105    5,    4,  a,  485    |             to heal the wounds of our emigration.  Some of these wounds are
106    5,    4,  a,  485    |             inherent in the nature of emigration while others come from remote
107    5,    4,  a,  485    |         debating the great problem of emigration and by making the religious,
108    5,    4,  a,  486    |         vigorously counseling against emigration when this would have disastrous
109    5,    4,  a,  486    |               in a word, lavishing on emigration all possible religious and
110    5,    4,  a,  486    |            protecting and guiding our emigration in the best possible way,
111    5,    4,  a,  486    |               study the phenomenon of emigration in the rich variety of its
112    5,    4,  a,  486    |           variety of its forms.  That emigration is a natural and inalienable
113    5,    4,  a,  486    |            the evils that bedevil our emigration are countless and that something
114    5,    4,  a,  486(9) |             Notes for a conference on emigration (AGS 3014/6).~
115    5,    4,  b,  487    |              paper of mine on Italian emigration as a small token of my great
116    5,    4,  b,  489    |               exploitation of certain emigration agents who, in order to
117    5,    4,  b,  489    |             so as to give our Italian emigration a logical and practical
118    5,    4,  b,  490    |              we should make sure that emigration is regulated and that Italians
119    5,    4,  b,  490    |            heartless and unscrupulous emigration agents dupe families and
120    5,    4,  b,  490    |          something.  The evils of our emigration, not to mention those that
121    5,    4,  b,  490    |           that are part and parcel of emigration itself, stem from the neglect
122    5,    4,  b,  490    |             from the neglect in which emigration is left.  We can sum them
123    5,    4,  b,  491    |              its task by discouraging emigration when it is unwise, keeping
124    5,    4,  b,  491    |         keeping an eye on the work of emigration agents, seeing to it that
125    5,    4,  b,  491(14)|                   First Conference on Emigration (AGS 5/3).~
126    5,    4,  b,  492    |              committee of the Italian Emigration Welfare Association, headed
127    5,    4,  b,  492    |           countries most suitable for emigration because of their soil fertility,
128    5,    4,  b,  495    |          Italy with the name, Italian Emigration Welfare Society.~ ~Thus,
129    5,    4,  b,  496    |           representatives for Italian emigration with the Labor Bureau or