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| Alphabetical [« »] religiosa 1 religiosity 1 religioso 1 religious 234 religiously 3 relocated 2 relocation 1 | Frequency [« »] 242 emigrants 242 even 240 could 234 religious 233 great 231 where 226 because | Silvano Tomasi – Gianfausto Rosoli For the Love of Immigrants IntraText - Concordances religious |
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1 Fore IX | immigration and on the models of religious care they adopted in their
2 Fore X | understanding of the process of religious adaptation, both at the
3 Writ XI | of all, as a founder of religious congregations of missionaries,
4 Writ, 1 XII | National Parliament on the Religious Pacification in Italy).
5 Intr, 2 XIX | administered and civil and religious authorities visited, the
6 Intr, 3 XX | development by preserving his religious faith and national identity
7 Intr, 3 XXI | organizations in the multiplicity of religious and social initiatives they
8 Intr, 3 XXI | South America the social and religious needs of European immigrants.~
9 Intr, 4 XXIII | that concerns emigration, religious, civil and national, public
10 Intr, 4 XXIII | out through legislative, religious and humanitarian action,
11 Intr, 4 XXV | supporting their social and religious creativity.~ ~
12 Intr, 5 XXV | Religious Sentiment, Religion and
13 Intr, 5 XXV | the preservation of their religious identity, the latter a concern
14 Intr, 5 XXV | priest. Where any tangible religious structure is absent, little
15 Intr, 5 XXV | to the interdependence of religious sentiments and national
16 Intr, 5 XXVI | ethnic identity and its religious dimension. In the social
17 Intr, 5 XXVI | the necessity of specific religious services and structures
18 Intr, 5 XXVI | in turn, preserves their religious faith. For this reason Bishop
19 Intr, 5 XXVI | respecting their political and religious unity, the language and
20 Intr, 5 XXVII | motivation ./. is always religious. “There is no doubt that
21 Intr, 5 XXVII | in the United States: “Be religious and you will be truly Italian.”33~
22 Intr, 6 XXIX | and the Pope, obedience to religious superiors and generosity
23 Intr, Con XXX | the political, social and religious complexity of migrations
24 1, 1 1 | protection society for the religious and social care of migrants.~
25 1, 1 1 | is the establishment of a religious order for the spiritual
26 1, 1, I 3 | day by day they lose all religious sense, for it is not nourished
27 1, 1, VI 12 | continuous contact with teachers, religious and priests who share with
28 1, 1, VI 13 | encourages them, sustains their religious principles, and preserves
29 1, 1, VI 14 | them to find strength in religious practices and the reception
30 1, 1, IX 24 | Italy, which would be both religious and lay, so as to be fully
31 1, 1, IX 24 | the double need.~From the religious point of view, the field
32 1, 1, IX 25 | money;~5. To provide for religious care during the crossing,
33 1, 1, IX 26 | countries.~I touched on the religious assistance to be offered
34 1, 1, X 26 | said, without a shadow of religious assistance. Their state
35 1, 1, X 27 | me, that if a person is religious, he can hardly lose his
36 1, 1, X 27 | Where there is no visible religious instrumentality, they gradually
37 1, 1, X 27 | Hence, on the one hand, religious assistance is missing, but,
38 1, 1, X 28 | Providence leads them.~The religious and moral future of our
39 1, 1, X 28 | cities and giving them the religious and Italian character on
40 1, 1, X 28 | the sharing in the same religious and patriotic values is
41 1, 1, XI 29 | picture of their spiritual and religious situation. I do not have
42 1, 1, XI 29 | Committee to look after the religious needs as well as the material
43 1, 1, XI 30 | citizens, whatever their religious affiliation. It is the power
44 1, 1, XI 31 | able to help her in this religious and social rebirth. This
45 1, 2 33 | Some steps for social and religious care have already been taken
46 1, 2 49 | institutions, by that network of religious and civil works that have
47 1, 2 50 | emigration I spoke of these religious, patriotic and philanthropic
48 1, 2 51 | continuous contact with teachers, religious and priests who share with
49 1, 2 51 | encourages them, sustains their religious principles, and preserves
50 1, 2 52 | them to find strength in religious practices and the reception
51 1, 2 53 | large numbers of secular and religious priests, having left from
52 1, 2 53 | discomfort, will go to bring religious comforts to our countrymen
53 1, 2 55 | an amazing consensus of religious and patriotic sentiments,
54 1, 2 58 | countrymen, cooperating in their religious and moral salvation, soldiers
55 1, 2 58 | teachers! What harmony of religious and civil sentiments in
56 1, 2 58 | how much it persecutes the Religious Orders within the country,
57 1, 3 60 | culture in general in the religious expressions of a people.
58 1, 3 60 | found a true explosion of religious and ./. patriotic enthusiasm
59 1, 3, I 64 | constituted by the set of moral, religious and material elements of
60 1, 3, I 64 | sediment can exercise on religious ideas, or rather on the
61 1, 3, I 64 | conflict lasted.~The great religious upheavals had this origin.
62 1, 3, I 66 | from the Ottoman control.~Religious sentiment therefore has
63 1, 3, I 66 | living faith or of ready religious disputes; of practical apostasy,
64 1, 3, II 67 | nationality always influenced religious sentiment, and much more
65 1, 3, II 67 | separated the national idea from religious beliefs, and this served
66 1, 3, II 67 | nationality exercises on religious sentiment and how faith
67 1, 3, II 67 | mentioned, every time that religious sentiment seems in conflict
68 1, 3, II 67 | ultra-Catholics) annihilated Catholic religious sentiment to the profit
69 1, 3, II 67 | Prussian conquerors, the religious idea remains intact as a
70 1, 3, II 67 | fortress, and this because the religious identity had become the
71 1, 3, II 67 | they were certain that the religious idea was the bulwark of
72 1, 3, II 68 | preserves Catholic life is the religious environment. The ideas are
73 1, 3, II 68 | sentiment comes to support the religious one and the poor immigrant
74 1, 3, II 69 | nor can have, national and religious hatred against the British.
75 1, 3, II 69 | Protestantism only from a religious point of view, so there
76 1, 3, II 69 | sea of Protestantism or religious indifferentism in North
77 1, 3, II 69 | habits, he takes on also the religious habits of the adopted country,
78 1, 3, II 69 | heart: the national and the religious.~The Protestantization of
79 1, 3, II 69 | members souls ardent with religious feelings and skeptical,
80 1, 3, II 70 | the person who has little religious sentiment, it is a small
81 1, 3, II 70 | existing between national and religious sentiment. Thus they took
82 1, 4 73 | destined specifically for the religious care of our emigrants, under
83 1, 4 74 | groups of those very good religious who are the Salesian Missionary
84 1, 4 76 | is my intention that the religious Institute of Assistance
85 1, 4 76 | our missionaries, whose religious zeal and patriotic love
86 1, 4 76 | However, the foundation of a religious institution alone would
87 1, 4 77 | employment, provision for religious and civil assistance; by
88 1, 4 77 | January 1892, a special religious service be celebrated at
89 1, 4 78 | it that they do not lack religious assistance after disembarking
90 1, 4 78 | who, besides the specific religious assistance, will promote
91 1, 5 81 | exploited, lacking in any religious care, and with little hope
92 1, 5 81 | through the foundation of a religious Congregation ./. and the
93 1, 5 82 | redemption that is not only religious but economic and civil as
94 1, 5, II 86 | emigrants are living without religious assistance. And, left to
95 1, 5, II 87 | Where there is no visible religious instrumentality, they gradually
96 1, 5, II 87 | religion and worship. He is religious by nature, just as he is
97 1, 5, II 87 | nature. Or better, he is religious because he is a thinking
98 1, 5, II 90 | is the thought that all religious, moral, economic evils our
99 1, 5, III 91 | loss of faith for lack of religious instruction, to a loss of
100 1, 5, III 91 | other of lay people; one religious, the other lay; two societies
101 1, 5, III 91 | united family-like by the religious vows of chastity, obedience
102 1, 5, III 91 | whites, and to this work of religious, patriotic and economic
103 1, 5, III 92 | down there there is such religious and moral poverty among
104 1, 5, III 92 | young laymen, also bound by religious vows, who, according to
105 1, 5, III 93 | those saintly and admirable religious, the Missionaries of the
106 1, 5, III 93 | and we have a center of religious, moral and civic activity,
107 1, 5, III 94 | lovingly concerned with the religious, moral, civic and financial
108 1, 5, III 94 | to whom we must provide religious care; 1,800,00 Italians,
109 1, 5, IV 95 | they had given civil and religious life.~Only one group of
110 1, 6 97 | saw the beginning of his religious community of priests and
111 1, 6 102 | talents and strength for the religious, moral and civil well-being
112 1, 7 105 | citizens involved, for the religious and social issues this “
113 1, 7 106 | There are 150 governmental, religious and colonial schools attended
114 1, 7, I 108 | things that make up the religious, social and national identity
115 1, 7, II 112 | the field of emigration, religious, social and national, public
116 1, 7, II 112 | translates into legislative, religious and charitable action and
117 1, 7, II 119 | radical, how opposed to religious orders, has ever undermined
118 1, 7, II 120 | countrymen, looking after their religious and moral welfare, soldiers
119 1, 7, III 121 | surrounding it with all the religious and civil help that will
120 1, 7, III 121 | have done.~Societies for religious and social assistance that
121 1, 7, III 122 | or less directly, at the religious, social and moral care of
122 1, 7, III 123 | orphan with the doorman of a religious convent. From that incident
123 1, 8 125 | Catholics to participate in religious and social events during
124 1, 8 125 | entails material, moral, and religious risks for the people moving
125 1, 8 126 | explicit concern for the religious, economic and civil welfare
126 1, 8 129 | meet with regard to their religious life? All is said by saying
127 1, 8 129 | priest. Where every visual religious display is silent, little
128 1, 8 130 | religion and worship. He is religious by nature, as he is rational
129 1, 8 130 | nature. Better yet, he is religious because he is rational.”
130 1, 8 130 | delegations to Piacenza to implore religious assistance. Missionaries
131 1, 8 131 | that the major part of the religious, moral, and economic ills
132 1, 8 132 | who directed the entire religious organization of the French
133 1, 8 133 | keeps up and preserves their religious principles from a corruption
134 1, 8 133 | congregation and made them take religious vows so that none should
135 1, 8 133 | lack of associations for religious and civil protection that
136 1, 8 133 | especially in the area of religious assistance. I thought if
137 1, 8 135 | Catholic Movement), let religious, economic and civil welfare
138 1, 8 135 | in a word, by all those religious and civil aids that will
139 2, 1, Rep1 140 | idea of their spiritual and religious condition. It is not necessary
140 2, 1, Rep2 141 | drawbacks that it carries in the religious and moral order.~This report
141 2, 1, Rep2 142 | provide efficiently for the religious and material needs of the
142 2, 1, I 142 | climate, and the lack of religious practices bring their desperation
143 2, 1, I 143 | for hygiene, morality and religious assistance; to have a center
144 2, 1, I 144 | had not been provided with religious and charitable assistance
145 2, 1, II 145 | entirely deprived of every religious instruction and of the means
146 2, 1, II 145 | nationality. But the lack of religious instruction for the children
147 2, 1, II 146 | they could gather for their religious practices, since the Irish
148 2, 1, II 147 | Italians would be their religious indifference. The lack of
149 2, 1, II 147 | esteem that they show for religious, for priests of their same
150 2, 1, II 147 | are cited as proof of the religious apathy by which they stand
151 2, 1, II 147 | out when compared to the religious activity of immigrants of
152 2, 1, II 148 | great obstacles to their religious fervor (Summary, VII).~
153 2, 1, II 148 | do not participate in the religious life of the parishes where
154 2, 1, II 148 | see how they can afford religious instruction at given times
155 2, 1, II 148 | they can practice their religious duties in common. The missionaries
156 2, 1, II 148 | the noted wretchedness and religious indifference, if one could
157 2, 1, II 149 | church, would prove that the religious indifference could be the
158 2, 1, III 150 | Congregation, which are essentially religious and Catholic. It has more
159 2, 1, III 151 | strengthen themselves with religious practices and the Sacraments,
160 2, 1, III 151 | girls under the direction of religious women, a hospital for the
161 2, 1, III 153 | immigrants without a priest, religious exercises should be held
162 2, 1, III 153 | with appropriate books and religious periodicals that would take
163 2, 1, III 153 | especially through the religious press and pamphlets, so
164 2, 1, III 154 | economic, political and religious assistance.~ ~ Thus he proposes:~ ~
165 2, 1, III 155 | publicity.5. To promote religious assistance during the journey,
166 2, 1, Summ, I, 160 | chance. For what concerns religious practices, I am assured
167 2, 1, Summ, I, 160 | and laymen of sound and religious principles. This committee,
168 2, 1, Summ, IV, 163 | above-mentioned priest.~ The religious condition of the Italians
169 2, 1, Summ, V, 165 | Passionists and two other religious priests hear the confessions
170 2, 1, Summ, X, 172 | persecutes the clergy and religious societies at home, largely
171 2, 1, Summ, X, 172 | to implant abroad their religious faith. On the contrary,
172 2, 1, Summ, X, 172 | all costs to wipe out the religious corporations that were sending
173 2, 1, Summ, X, 172 | With the destruction of the religious corporations, the presence
174 2, 1, Summ, X, 173 | favorable to the suppressed religious orders, let it at least
175 2 178(1) | information on their social and religious conditions and on their
176 2 178(1) | describes also the lack of religious practice of Italian immigrants,
177 2, 2 179 | completely engaged in the religious care of the Italian immigrants
178 2, 2, 2 180 | Episcopal See an Institute of religious men whose firm intention
179 2, 2, 5 186 | departure of those good religious would be a great misfortune,
180 2, 3 199 | the moral, material and religious problems of the peasants
181 2, 3 200 | The protection of the religious faith of the Italians overseas
182 2, 3, 8 205 | speak of the great moral and religious misery of the Italian immigrants
183 2, 3, 8 205 | warmest thanks, and with religious regards and deep veneration,
184 2, 3, 9 206 | immigrants in great moral and religious misery.~ His Holiness, in
185 2, 3, 12 208 | unspeakable accusations against a religious Community whose great wrong
186 2, 3, 26 219 | abandoned, deprived of all religious and social comforts and
187 2, 3, 26 219 | lack of a well organized religious work adapted well to the
188 2, 3, 26 220 | political, social, and therefore religious, character, since all human
189 2, 3, 26 220 | surprising political, social and religious consequences.~ America,
190 2, 3, 26 221 | characteristics and particular religious and civil tendencies prevail
191 2, 3, 26 222 | do in order to keep the religious sentiment alive and active
192 2, 3, 26 222 | Paraguay – a vast political and religious empire admired even by writers
193 2, 3, 26 223 | participated, I repeat, in religious events that moved one to
194 2, 3, 26 224 | territory assigned to him.~ This religious work must be completed with
195 2, 3, 26 224 | variety of activities for religious, social and material assistance.
196 2, 3, 26 225 | United States for lack of religious assistance are immense.
197 2, 3, 26 225 | found later the necessary religious help. In general migrants
198 2, 3, 26 225 | faith and the desire for religious practices, even on the part
199 2, 3, 26 225 | obligation of imparting religious education to adults and
200 2, 3, 26 225 | only for the benefit of the religious sentiment by taking advantage
201 2, 3, 26 226 | newly formed countries where religious assistance is inadequate,
202 2, 3, 26 226 | Episcopate, to provide for the religious needs of the various nationalities;
203 2, 3, 26 227 | by preferably turning to religious congregations which have
204 2, 3, 26 228 | completely neglected the religious interests of so many hundreds
205 2, 3, 26 228 | them good priests; to urge religious Congregations to offer their
206 2, 3, 26 230 | extended to him, without all religious confessions concurring to
207 2, 3, 27 231 | preferably turning to the religious congregations which have
208 2, 4 233 | expressing how miserable the religious condition of the Italian
209 2, 4 233 | in Italy through a better religious formation of the people
210 2, 4 234 | need to give themselves new religious answers before the challenges
211 2, 4, 1 235 | Italy. Even in matters of religious instruction, from what I
212 2, 4, 1 236 | Borromeo is still felt: if religious education is not everywhere
213 2, 4, 2 237 | Emiliano Kirner,12 a Pallottine religious of German birth, who had
214 2 245(30) | of the Bishop to provide religious care to the Italian immigrants
215 2, 4, 21 255 | to Catholic and any other religious community. However, the
216 2 259(56) | had started organizing religious services for Italians in
217 2, 4, 31 265 | Redemptorists or Jesuits or other religious from those parts of Italy
218 2, 4, 32 270 | reason to fulfill one’s religious duties. Perhaps this depends
219 2 272(79) | administrator for various religious communities of women, including
220 2 277(88) | politics and in social and religious action. A controversy developed
221 2, 4, 38 278 | have been more satisfied; religious would have derived a much
222 2, 4, 64 304 | time to obtain aid from the Religious Orders, whose houses had
223 2, 4, 65 306 | gentlemen, I think the religious and moral greatness of the
224 2, 4, 65 307 | numerous rich, happy, moral and religious generations, who, while
225 2 311(144)| compact and remains above all religious, can become one of the hinges
226 2 311(144)| particular way. United and religious, that’s all.” On its part,
227 2 316(13) | that would care for the religious and temporal interests of
228 2, 5, 1 317 | certainly bishops, priests and religious were not lacking to them.
229 2, 5, 2 319 | Protestant countrymen, seeing the religious ignorance and indifference
230 2, 6 325 | environment, of the lack of religious practice on the part of
231 2 331(8) | The religious instruction of Italian immigrants
232 2 342(28) | seminary for the Poles run by religious of that nationality.~
233 2, 6, VI, 1, 343 | Mass as far as I see. The religious condition of the Italian
234 Bibl 349 | reference, the archives of some religious orders with activities with