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1 Fore IX | integration of the newest immigrants to America from lands and
2 Fore X | and His Missionaries Among Immigrants in the Americas, 1887–1987,
3 Fore X | Scalabrinian Mission Among Polish Immigrants in Boston, 1893–1909; and
4 Fore X | group. The arrival of these immigrants brought a different style
5 Fore X | American cities where the “new immigrants” settled. But that is another
6 Writ, 1 XIII | Protecting the Nationality of the Immigrants), 1891. AGS AQ 01 10/1b.~
7 Intr, 1, 1 XV | when attention focuses on immigrants. This fact is not new, however.
8 Intr, 1, 1 XVI | that almost a million new immigrants arrive every year, but also
9 Intr, 1, 1 XVI | Europe with its 15 million immigrants of various cultures, races
10 Intr, 1, 1 XVI | questions raised by a million immigrants on its territory. It is
11 Intr XVI(2) | Today, XXVI(5) 1998:14. For immigrants of Italy, cf. Rome Caritas:
12 Intr, 2 XIX | pastoral visitation to the immigrants in Brazil that paralleled,
13 Intr, 3 XXI | religious needs of European immigrants.~The writings and the projects
14 Intr, 5 XXVI | stage of adaptation the immigrants have reached, and to their
15 Intr, 5 XXVI | same nationality as the immigrants, or at least speaking their
16 Intr, 5 XXVI | national identity of the immigrants were preserved. The motivation ./.
17 Intr, 5 XXVII | definitive choice of the immigrants to establish themselves
18 Intr, 5 XXVII | thinking. He recommends to the immigrants: “Follow the customs of
19 Intr, 5 XXVII | that he recommended to the immigrants in the United States: “Be
20 1, 1 1 | spiritual needs of Italian immigrants. At the center of Scalabrini’
21 1, 1 1 | and social care of these immigrants, and he in fact implements
22 1, 2 33 | the Protection of Italian Immigrants in 1889, with services at
23 1, 2 38 | that the recruitment of immigrants, evil and to be rejected
24 1, 2 40 | Signs of approval).”~“The immigrants who now arrive in Brazil
25 1, 2 41 | one year more that 100,000 immigrants, of which 50,000 came through
26 1, 2 41 | admission of more than 100,000 immigrants cost the Province more than
27 1, 2 41 | for the settlement of the immigrants in the centers themselves.”~“
28 1, 2 41 | Presidency to introduce 100,000 immigrants. Such energy shows the determination
29 1, 2 41 | out that almost all the immigrants who arrive in São Paulo
30 1, 2 41 | for the introduction of immigrants. It can be anticipated,
31 1, 2 42 | for the introduction of immigrants from Rio di Janiero, Minas
32 1, 2 42 | annual entry of 100,000 immigrants, or a total of 500,000.
33 1, 2 42 | The admission of 100,000 immigrants a year, calculating at 50
34 1, 2 42 | the distribution of the immigrants in the provinces according
35 1, 2 42 | grant special favors to the immigrants who will go on their own
36 1, 2 42 | São Paulo exerts on the immigrants.”~“And the Riforma, which
37 1, 2 43 | introduction of undesirable immigrants, and that a large part of
38 1, 2 43 | contractors who, after the immigrants have worked the equivalent
39 1, 2 43 | discharge them and hire other immigrants, who in turn suffer the
40 1, 2 50 | to come to the aid of the immigrants. From the moment they leave
41 1, 2 54 | Italian assistance to the immigrants in America, the first in
42 1, 2 55 | on the conditions of our immigrants in America, read a letter
43 1, 2 56 | of Protection for Italian Immigrants is established in Italy,
44 1, 2 57 | provide information to the immigrants.~g) By accompanying them
45 1, 2 57 | greatest advantage for the immigrants. I feel that if in the political
46 1, 3 60 | Protecting~the Nationality of the Immigrants (1891)1~ ~In March 1891
47 1, 3 61 | more convinced that our immigrants must preserve their nationality
48 1, 3 61 | preservation of the faith of the immigrants, a category of people in
49 1, 3 61 | account the possibility of the immigrants’ faith adapting to a new
50 1, 3 61 | of the Church among the immigrants was also in the national
51 1, 3, II 70 | care that wherever their immigrants are, they may find priests. . ..~(
52 1, 4 71 | concentration of Sicilian immigrants lived. It was in this city
53 1, 4 71 | March 1891 thirteen Sicilian immigrants, who had been incarcerated
54 1, 4 71 | listeners that for the cause of immigrants he had written two pamphlets
55 1, 4 72 | the Protection of Italian Immigrants, 1887–1923,” Ph.D. Dissertation,
56 1, 4 72 | the protection of Italian immigrants, would have accepted the
57 1, 4 75 | for assistance to Italian immigrants who disembark from steamships
58 1, 4 78 | a) To assist the Italian immigrants on their first arrival in
59 1, 4 78 | possible a home where poor immigrants, boys and girls can be lodged
60 1, 8 130 | cost every year our poor immigrants send several delegations
61 1, 8 131 | the bread of the wretched immigrants is soaked. Lured down there
62 1, 8 132 | after their settlement these immigrants experience the beneficent
63 1, 8 132 | teachers who share with the immigrants the sacred love of God,
64 1, 8 133 | Christ comforts then the immigrants and reassures them. It keeps
65 1, 8 133 | speaks of emigration and immigrants, what has been done among
66 1, 8 134 | on the protection of our immigrants’ savings, and on army recruiting.
67 1, 8 135 | collected on behalf of the immigrants. Emigration should be strongly
68 2, 1, Rep1 139 | to the plight of Italian immigrants in the Americas, especially
69 2, 1, Rep1 139 | destitution of the Italian immigrants who fall into apostasy with
70 2, 1, Rep1 139 | observations that deal with all immigrants, in particular with the
71 2, 1, Rep1 140 | priests be sent among the immigrants and devote themselves “fully
72 2, 1, Rep2 142 | and material needs of the immigrants.~4. The resolutions which
73 2, 1, I 143 | results. Even though among the immigrants one finds the scum of the
74 2, 1, I 143 | information profitable to the immigrants and, if possible, obtain
75 2, 1, I 144 | been accomplished if the immigrants had not been provided with
76 2, 1, I 144 | ensnared by avid agents, the immigrants face much greater dangers
77 2, 1, I 144 | soon as they arrive, the immigrants would draw comfort, counsel,
78 2, 1, II 144 | much the same for all the immigrants, they do present themselves
79 2, 1, II 144 | on the country that the immigrants choose to adopt. This consideration
80 2, 1, II 145 | places inhabited by the immigrants is enormous, since communication
81 2, 1, II 146 | receive the thousands of immigrants who reach that city each
82 2, 1, II 146 | economic situation of the immigrants. This places the Italians
83 2, 1, II 146 | before the wealth of the immigrants of other nations who can
84 2, 1, II 146 | the Negroes, the Italian immigrants in large number represent
85 2, 1, II 147 | who goes to receive the immigrants at Castle Garden in New
86 2, 1, II 147 | the religious activity of immigrants of other nations (Summary,
87 2, 1, II 148 | dispersion of the Italian immigrants over the entire surface
88 2, 1, II 149 | priests to care for Italian immigrants.~ ~ ~
89 2, 1, III 151 | of St. Raphael for German Immigrants met, since it is a society
90 2, 1, III 151 | looks after the scattered immigrants, gathers them in colonies
91 2, 1, III 153 | every colony or group of immigrants without a priest, religious
92 2, 1, III 153 | Italian in favor of the immigrants.~ In this pamphlet he deals
93 2, 1, III 154 | been done elsewhere for the immigrants and the little or nothing
94 2, 1, III 154 | risks that threaten the immigrants on account of the speculators,
95 2, 1, III 154 | committees would help the immigrants at the points of departure
96 2, 1, III 154 | speculate upon the misery of the immigrants. He is of the opinion that
97 2, 1, III 155 | condition of the Italian immigrants in the United States, to
98 2, 1, III 156 | useful advice and entrust the immigrants to the priests placed by
99 2, 1, IV 157 | missionary work among the immigrants and to sustain their faith.
100 2, 1, IV 157 | missioni volanti) to the immigrants in order to safeguard their
101 2, 1, IV 157 | assistance of the Italian immigrants through priests to be sent
102 2, 1, IV 158 | conditions and needs of the immigrants, especially for what concerns
103 2, 1, IV 159 | flying missions among those immigrants who are too far away from
104 2, 1, Summ, I, 160 | to me about the Italian immigrants, has given me a new occasion
105 2, 1, Summ, IV, 163 | our trust or that of the immigrants as this pious priest. Up
106 2, 1, Summ, V, 164 | here come all the Italian immigrants who arrive at this port.
107 2, 1, Summ, VII, 167 | provide leadership for the immigrants.~ It would be necessary
108 2, 1, Summ, VII, 168 | Italian priest to receive the immigrants and to provide what is necessary
109 2, 1, Summ, XII, 175 | the Protection of German Immigrants, to His Eminence Cardinal
110 2, 1, Summ, XII, 176 | difficulties with the German immigrants, that all my time was taken
111 2, 1, Summ, XII, 176 | Protestants take care of the immigrants in a truly extraordinary
112 2, 1, Summ, XII, 177 | the Protection of German Immigrants~ ~P.S. It might please Your
113 2, 2 178 | preserve the faith of the immigrants by providing priests of
114 2 178(1) | religious practice of Italian immigrants, the conflict between German
115 2 178(1) | the United States and the immigrants’ conflicts and conditions
116 2 178(1) | and social problems of the immigrants and on what can be done
117 2 178(1) | s concern and action for immigrants is the special issue of
118 2, 2 179 | religious care of the Italian immigrants without any involvement
119 2 181(5) | in the pastoral work with immigrants and, above all, to show
120 2, 2, 3 182 | difficulty of providing these immigrants, as it would be necessary,
121 2, 2, 3 182 | come to the help of the immigrants with all possible means;
122 2, 2, 4 184 | salvation of the Italian immigrants filled me with utter joy.
123 2 197(33) | missionaries for the poor Italian immigrants residing in these regions
124 2 197(33) | spiritual welfare of Italian immigrants, and I am also actively
125 2, 3 199 | Raphael’s Society for Italian Immigrants, the Congregation of Missionaries
126 2 201(1) | the Protection of Italian Immigrants.~
127 2, 3, 5 203 | for the children of the immigrants~3. Father Domenico Vicentini,
128 2, 3, 5 203 | chaplain to the arriving immigrants at the port of New York~
129 2, 3, 8 205 | religious misery of the Italian immigrants in North America. I dared
130 2, 3, 9 206 | laity in favor of Italian immigrants in North America and, above
131 2, 3, 9 206 | to the help of those poor immigrants in great moral and religious
132 2, 3, 17 211 | can of the colonies of our immigrants. ./. I am leaving São Paulo
133 2, 3, 17 212 | benefit the souls of our poor immigrants who are now, more than when
134 2, 3, 26 219 | human hand. I have known immigrants who had reached the prominence
135 2, 3, 26 221 | charity, and education of the immigrants. They establish employment
136 2, 3, 26 221 | organizations which transform the immigrants from an amorphous conglomeration
137 2, 3, 26 221 | national sentiment of the immigrants through which the love for
138 2, 3, 26 223 | still be accomplished. All immigrants of various nationalities
139 2, 3, 26 224 | where the children of the immigrants may learn with the first
140 2, 3, 26 225 | This is a double obstacle. Immigrants, especially those of Latin
141 2, 3, 26 225 | the native language of the immigrants could be taught.~ ~ The
142 2, 3, 26 225 | always very strong in the immigrants, but also to preserve the
143 2, 3, 26 226 | interests plot against the immigrants. ~ As anyone can see, the
144 2, 3, 26 226 | furnish the greatest number of immigrants, that is, by three Italians,
145 2, 3, 26 227 | providing spiritual care to the immigrants in the multifaceted circumstances
146 2, 3, 26 227 | 5) See to it that the immigrants be accompanied by priests
147 2, 3, 26 227 | the spiritual care of the immigrants are endowed with the necessary
148 2, 3, 26 228 | abroad to work among the immigrants and the Bishops in need
149 2, 3, 26 228 | have tried to provide the immigrants with priests. But, at the
150 2, 3, 26 228 | hundreds of thousands of poor immigrants.~ This is well-known by
151 2, 3, 26 228 | the spiritual needs of the immigrants, and will not be satisfied
152 2, 3, 26 229 | souls of millions of poor immigrants already pervaded by the
153 2, 3, 27 231 | provide the greatest number of immigrants, etc. These representatives
154 2, 4 232 | pastoral care of Italian immigrants from the very beginning
155 2, 4 232 | meeting. At this time, Italian immigrants were arriving by the tens
156 2, 4 233 | condition of the Italian immigrants was. At the same time, on
157 2, 4 233 | York, where most of the immigrants were settling, pushed Archbishop
158 2, 4 233 | initiatives that could assist the immigrants from Italy in their new
159 2 233(3) | Corrigan and the Italian Immigrants: The relationship Between
160 2, 4 234 | difficulties of the life of the immigrants, their lack of preparation
161 2, 4 234 | the preservation of the immigrants’ faith intimately linked
162 2, 4 234 | men and women serving the immigrants. This correspondence sheds
163 2 236(10) | Spiritual Need of the Italian immigrants in the Americas,” sent to
164 2, 4, 2 237 | apostle for the Italian immigrants. In the short span of three
165 2, 4, 2 238 | the sad condition of the immigrants is always such that it moves
166 2, 4, 4 239 | evangelization of Italian immigrants.~ I am obliged to you beyond
167 2 241(21) | with the integration of immigrants, he founded the Irish Catholic
168 2 241(21) | the Americanization of the immigrants. On November 25, 1887 he
169 2, 4, 7 244 | eternal salvation of Italian immigrants. Now I have much more courage
170 2 245(30) | religious care to the Italian immigrants in the Americas. He served
171 2, 4, 10 246 | conditions of the Italian immigrants there and to deal with you
172 2, 4, 10 246 | receive from these Italian immigrants continuous requests to send
173 2, 4, 12 247 | our work for the Italian immigrants does not permit me to delay
174 2 248(34) | venerated as a saint by the immigrants. In 1896, Archbishop Corrigan
175 2, 4, 14 249 | Missionaries for the Italian immigrants. Last Sunday they celebrated
176 2, 4, 14 249 | we will win over our dear immigrants and bring them all to ./.
177 2, 4, 17 251 | a central place for the immigrants so they may serve their
178 2 253(47) | to America and assist the immigrants. She arrived there for the
179 2, 4, 21 254 | and towards the Italian immigrants in New York.~ Father Felice50
180 2, 4, 22 256 | courage to help our poor immigrants please continue to be their
181 2, 4, 25 260 | talking a little about our immigrants.~ I will probably remain
182 2 264(66) | Scalabrini and worked among the immigrants in the United States and
183 2 270(74) | Benevolent Society to care for immigrants arriving at that port. He
184 2 275(84) | the Protection of Italian Immigrants to Bishop Scalabrini, but
185 2, 4, 37 275 | material well-being of the poor immigrants. Unfortunately, painful
186 2, 4, 37 275 | of the need of the poor immigrants. ~ These conditions, contrary
187 2, 4, 37 275 | Missions for the Italian immigrants, these days the Society
188 2, 4, 37 275 | the Irish and the German immigrants.~ An organization to which
189 2 277(88) | defense of the rights of immigrants and an example of a Catholic
190 2 277(88) | respect of the language of the immigrants and for their representation
191 2 277(88) | even called ‘Father to the Immigrants’.~
192 2 278(90) | nor necessary” that “the immigrants be given their own representative
193 2 278(91) | the Americanization of the immigrants, defended the working class,
194 2, 4, 39 279 | convinced I act for the immigrants as I act for the Americans.~
195 2, 4, 39 279 | misfortunes and oppression of the immigrants only through the reports
196 2, 4, 39 279 | spiritual interests of the immigrants, America should be known
197 2, 4, 39 280 | American Episcopate’s work with immigrants. The St. Raphael’s Society
198 2, 4, 39 280 | Society Committee for German immigrants, made up of distinguished
199 2, 4, 39 281 | immigration more that I, since all immigrants come to New York.~ In the
200 2 291(112)| often with the question of immigrants in the Church, in particular
201 2 295(120)| United States to assist the immigrants. A missionary of great talent,
202 2, 4, 58 298 | him Ellis Island125 or the immigrants’ station and see their place
203 2 298(125)| served for the processing of immigrants on the part of the American
204 2 298(125)| health condition of the immigrants and questioned them and
205 2 298(125)| dormitories, refectories for the immigrants. Now it is a national landmark
206 2 298(126)| Government for the reception of immigrants landing in New York. Opened
207 2 298(126)| interested in helping the immigrants had their agents at the
208 2 299(127)| the Protection of Italian Immigrants established by Father Pietro
209 2 299(127)| Protection of the Italian Immigrants in the United States, in
210 2 303(136)| preservation of the faith of the immigrants in their process of integration
211 2 305(138)| on The Image of Italian Immigrants as Reflected in the American
212 2 311(144)| public image of the Italian immigrants, and on the support for
213 2 311(144)| and not only by our poor immigrants, but by the Bishops, the
214 2 311(144)| his impressions about the immigrants: “Grand is the future opened
215 2 311(144)| Italians, provided (the immigrants) are unanimous and united
216 2 311(144)| prelate had to give about the immigrants in America....”~
217 2, 5 313 | promote pastoral care for the immigrants brought together Bishop
218 2, 5 313 | action on behalf of Italian immigrants, Archbishop Ireland played
219 2, 5 313 | of direct experience with immigrants of Irish and other nationalities.
220 2, 5 313 | Initiative in Favor of Italian Immigrants especially in the United
221 2 313(2) | where the majority of the immigrants had settled. There had not
222 2 313(2) | Scalabrini to the Italian immigrants in that country in 1901.~
223 2, 5 314 | writes that once Italian immigrants are judged, the Catholic
224 2, 5 314 | pastoral structures for immigrants.3 Bishop Scalabrini, in
225 2, 5 314 | done great good for Italian immigrants. He is truly an apostle.
226 2, 5, 1 316 | small groups of Italian immigrants, scattered throughout these ./.
227 2, 5, 1 317 | come to the help of the immigrants found in such circumstances,
228 2, 5, 1 317 | the Church that Italian immigrants should not be neglected.
229 2, 5, 1 317 | Protestants alike, Italian immigrants represent a people on whom
230 2, 5, 1 317 | the conditions of Italian immigrants and not always was I able
231 2 317(14) | to give missions to the immigrants scattered in the various
232 2 317(14) | warmly recommending the immigrants to the American bishops
233 2 317(14) | offer spiritual care to the immigrants by means of missions and
234 2 317(14) | territory where the Italian immigrants reside and there constitute
235 2, 5, 5 323 | favorable conditions for the immigrants.~ In my opinion, Cuba is
236 2, 5, 5 324 | and spiritual good of your immigrants, I have believed that I
237 2, 6 325 | pastoral care of Italian immigrants circulated rapidly in the
238 2, 6 325 | practice on the part of the immigrants, of easy conflicts between
239 2, 6 325 | of easy conflicts between immigrants and their priests, are quite
240 2, 6 325 | attention required by the immigrants spread even in dioceses
241 2, 6 325 | missionaries to the poor Italian immigrants who reside in these regions
242 2, 6 326 | missionaries to serve the immigrants.~ The few letters found
243 2, 6 326 | regularly with every new wave of immigrants, in the life of the Church
244 2, 6, I, 2, 328 | Congregation for Italian Immigrants had already written to me
245 2, 6, I, 3, 329 | possible service to the Italian immigrants and to support at any cost,
246 2 331(8) | religious instruction of Italian immigrants has been a constant preoccupation
247 2 331(10) | facilitate ministry among the immigrants by clergy knowledgeable
248 2 334(14) | minister to the Italian immigrants, fishermen, gardeners and
249 2, 6, II, 1, 335 | have the faith of Italian immigrants greatly at heart and I beg
250 2 337(20) | ministry to the Italian immigrants developed and on August
251 2, 6, III, 1, 337 | from which I write. These immigrants work long hours to earn
252 2, 6, IV, 2, 340 | Excellency for the poor Italian immigrants. God bless you, Monsignor,
253 2, 6, V, 1, 342 | the Protection of Italian Immigrants. This is urgent because
254 2 343(30) | pastoral care of Italian immigrants.~
255 2 345(32) | popular missions for the immigrants, besides Italian parishes,
256 2, 6, IX, 2, 347 | spiritual well-being of our poor immigrants will not appear very encouraging
257 Bibl 349 | orders with activities with immigrants are also included, such
258 Bibl 349 | action of the Church among immigrants in the Americas.~ An annotated
259 Bibl 349 | work of the Church with immigrants is also found in Silvano
260 Bibl 349 | Corrigan and the Italian Immigrants. Huntington, Indiana: Our
261 Bibl 350 | D., R.S.M.~1987 European Immigrants and the Catholic Church
262 Bibl 350 | History: The Integration of Immigrants in the Pastoral Practice
263 Bibl 350 | Scalabrinian Mission Among Polish Immigrants in Boston, 1893–1909. Center
264 Bibl 350 | and His Missionaries among Immigrants in the Americas, 1887–1987.