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  1 Intr,     1,    1     XVI     |         accompany uprooted people.~United States Bureau of the Census
  2 Intr,     1,    1     XVI     |           more dignified life. The United Nations, where the request
  3 Intr                  XVI(2)  |       situation of migrations, cf. United Nations, Department of Economic
  4 Intr                  XVI(2)  |      Population Situation in 1995; United Nations High Commissioner
  5 Intr,     2          XVIII    |    economic upheavals of the newly united Italy. Convinced that the
  6 Intr,     2           XIX     |     visited, the visit made to the United States in 1901. This direct
  7 Intr,     5           XXV     |            religion is inseparably united with that of the temple
  8 Intr,     5          XXVI     |           national parishes in the United States, and on a clergy “
  9 Intr                 XXVI(30) |        politically and religiously united and without barriers that
 10 Intr,     5          XXVII    |           to the immigrants in the United States: “Be religious and
 11 Intr,     6          XXVIII   |            Christ and of remaining united with Him. “As long as you
 12    1,     1,    I       2     |         ones, boys and girls – all united in a single thought, all
 13    1,     1,  III       7     |           5,391,542 of them to the United States, and the rest to
 14    1,     1,    V      10     |       found the strength to remain united and to expand, while Italy,
 15    1,     1,   VI      11     |            happened earlier in the United States, freed by George  ./. 
 16    1,     1, VIII      23     |            forced servitude in the United States of America.” Articles
 17    1,     1, VIII      23     |     persons who shall bring to the United States, the territories
 18    1,     1, VIII      24     |            who bring people to the United States by luring them with
 19    1,     1,    X      27     |      permits him to be spiritually united, albeit from afar off, with
 20    1,     1,   XI      29     |         Ireland of St. Paul in the United States of America is presently
 21    1,     2            43     |           agents are placed in the United States, with the task of
 22    1,     2            43     |   conditions of immigration in the United States yesterday listened
 23    1,     2            43     |   conditions of immigration in the United States, established that
 24    1,     3            60     |          his pastoral visit to the United States Italian immigrant
 25    1,     3,   II      68     |         The language spoken in the United States, in a large part
 26    1,     4            74     |           in all the cities of the United States where our missionaries
 27    1,     4            78     |         Raphael was founded in the United States of America two months
 28    1,     4            78     |         follows the migrant to the United States, the only place,
 29    1,     5            82     |       missionary activities in the United States and in Brazil and
 30    1,     5,    I      83     |    thousand, surpasses that of the United Kingdom which has very flourishing
 31    1,     5,    I      86     |         condemned by a bill of the United States Senate – brought
 32    1,     5,   II      87     |        else, he can be spiritually united with the sacred mysteries
 33    1,     5,  III      91     |         hospitals, through priests united family-like by the religious
 34    1,     6            99     |           and foremost you must be united with Jesus Christ. You will
 35    1,     6            99     |         will. Instead, you must be united and be as one: “That they
 36    1,     6            99     |             in desires, as you are united for the same end: “I beseech
 37    1,     6            99     |          but that you be perfectly united in one mind and one judgement.”~
 38    1,     7           106     |            the “pampas,” or of the United States, are about three
 39    1,     7,  III     121     |         make emigration strong and united and, I would dare say, invincible
 40    1,     7,  III     123     |           efforts were made in the United States to Americanize, if
 41    1,     8           127     |           of the pampas and of the United States, surpass three million
 42    1,     8           128     |          bill of the Senate of the United States, massed together
 43    1,     8           129     |            religion is inseparably united to that of Church and priest.
 44    1,     8           133     |         his diocese to America. He united them in a congregation and
 45    1,     8           133     |          work for himself, but all united should work together for
 46    1,     8           135     |           blessing.~At work, then, united and confident. The Holy
 47    2,     1, Rep1     139     |        Americas, especially in the United States, cannot be understood
 48    2,     1, Rep1     139     |           1884. The Bishops of the United States sounded the alarm
 49    2,     1, Rep1     140     |        whose jurisdiction were the United States at the time, and
 50    2,     1,   II     144     |           South America and to the United States in North America.~
 51    2,     1,   II     145     |      Italians who emigrated to the United States, as has been proven
 52    2,     1,   II     146     |            each month. Even in the United States priests, and good
 53    2,     1,   II     146     |            of the Indians from the United States and the emancipation
 54    2,     1,   II     146     |       Italians who emigrate to the United States, in contrast to those
 55    2,     1,   II     147     |         Generally, migrants to the United States belong to all classes
 56    2,     1,   II     148     |          the entire surface of the United States. It is not easy,
 57    2,     1,   II     149     |       concluded, then, that in the United States the Italians are
 58    2,     1,   II     149     |           them as much as possible united in the cities or in colonies,
 59    2,     1,  III     155     |          Italian immigrants in the United States, to which he limits
 60    2,     1,  III     157     |         sees greater danger in the United States because it is a Protestant
 61    2,     1,   IV     157     |         more suitable place of the United States and Latin America
 62    2,     1, Summ, V,  164    |            to various parts of the United States. Since the Italian
 63    2,     1, Summ, XI,  174   |          so that everybody remains united with them. In fact some
 64    2,     1, Summ, XII,  176  |            been established in the United States. This society has
 65    2,     1, Summ, XII,  177  | significance of immigration to the United States and I take the liberty
 66    2                  178(1)  |         official visitation to the United States, prepared a detailed
 67    2                  178(1)  |        report on the Church in the United States and the immigrants’
 68    2                  178(1)  |         Italian immigration to the United States was presented in: “
 69    2                  178(1)  |      scatola 10, 16 Novembre 1892: United States Bishops write to
 70    2,     2,    2     181     |         Brother, and for all those united with you in seeking the
 71    2                  197(32) |          apostolic delegate in the United States, Francesco Satolli,
 72    2                  197(33) |          Apostolic delegate in the United States, had written from
 73    2,     3,   10     206     |            1904~ ~In Philadelphia, United States of America, there
 74    2,     3,   17     212     |     immense good. Up North, in the United States of America, millions
 75    2,     3,   26     219     |            my journeys through the United States and Brazil is before
 76    2,     3,   26     225     |           we have sustained in the United States for lack of religious
 77    2,     3,   26     225     |          that the Catholics in the United States could be more than
 78    2,     3,   26     225     |          upon their arrival in the United States they had found or
 79    2,     3,   26     225     |          ancient faith. Sadly, the United States clergy is not numerically
 80    2,     3,   26     225     |         the practice of cult.~ The United States laws are very liberal
 81    2,     3,   26     229     |          among the Italians of the United States. How many painful
 82    2,     4           232     |         1902)~ ~The Bishops of the United States became concerned
 83    2,     4           232     |        1883 the Archbishops of the United States were convened in
 84    2,     4           233     |          were the Catholics in the United States until 1908, was thinking
 85    2,     4           234     |          Scalabrini’s visit to the United States in 1901 and the personal
 86    2,     4           234     |            with immigration to the United States at the time and with
 87    2                  235(5)  |       General and Superior for the United States, Father Francesco
 88    2                  235(5)  |       visit to the migrants in the United States, met Archbishop Corrigan
 89    2                  237(12) |    Apostolate (Pallottines) in the United States. Cf. Domenico Pistella,
 90    2                  240(18) |         theological studies in the United States and then assigned
 91    2                  241(21) |          Church of his time in the United States. An immigrant from
 92    2                  243(24) |         arrival, especially in the United States. Branches were developed
 93    2                  245(30) |       Scalabrinian missions in the United States and was Procurator
 94    2                  247(32) |            in 1859, arrived in the United States in 1886 and became
 95    2                  248(34) |         Provincial Superior in the United States, where he had arrived
 96    2                  248(35) |            Eastern Seaboard of the United States until 1895 when he
 97    2,     4,   18     252     |           the priest and the flock united to its pastor).~ In the
 98    2                  253(46) |             Anovazzi worked in the United States in New York and Buffalo.
 99    2                  253(46) |      Boston and other parts of the United States. He died in Piacenza
100    2                  253(46) |           missionaries sent to the United States on January 24, 1889,
101    2,     4,   24     259     |            see you some day in the United States.~ I am very pleased
102    2                  264(66) |        among the immigrants in the United States and in Brazil. When
103    2,     4,   32     268     |           and one could say in the United States of North America,
104    2                  270(74) |          missions of the Northwest United States in 1882 among the
105    2                  277(88) |       controversy developed in the United States following the publication
106    2,     4,   38     278     |          not German Bishops in the United States? You also had Bishop
107    2                  278(89) |         health he had to leave the United States. He held several
108    2                  278(91) |          Church of his time in the United States. He favored the Americanization
109    2,     4,   39     280     |       method already exists in the United States, why did Mr. Cahensly
110    2,     4,   39     282     |         Polish priests, now in the United States, be made Apostolic
111    2,     4,   42     284     |          of Your Excellency to the United States. I will be very happy
112    2                  288(108)|           left immediately for the United States and returned to Piacenza
113    2                  291(112)|          Apostolic Delegate to the United States (1893–1896) and he
114    2                  291(112)|        Apostolic Delegation in the United States of America: The Satolli
115    2                  295(120)|           immediately left for the United States to assist the immigrants.
116    2                  295(120)|          Scalabrini’s visit to the United States in 1901. Cf. A Migrant
117    2                  297(123)|          his pastoral visit to the United States. Archbishop Corrigan
118    2                  297(123)|       regions of Italy and all the United States. It has been an unforgettable
119    2,     4,   57     298     |           hasten your visit to the United States. You will be always
120    2                  298(125)|           to or rejection from the United States according to the
121    2                  298(126)|       Office was the bureau of the United States Government for the
122    2                  299(127)|          Italian Immigrants in the United States, in Gianfausto Rosoli,
123    2,     4,   62     301     |           fellow countrymen in the United States.~ They labor under
124    2,     4,   62     302     |        beloved Archbishop, who has united with us in doing you honor,
125    2                  303(136)|           cities he visited in the United States, at the end of his
126    2,     4,   64     304     |      Fathers scattered through the United States.~ But it is not so
127    2,     4,   65     307     |      nationality, will be strictly united.~ From this land of blessing,
128    2,     4,   65     307     |        politically and religiously united without barriers created
129    2,     4,   65     308     |           all you Catholics of the United States, keeping yourselves
130    2,     4,   65     308     |         States, keeping yourselves united as children to their Father,
131    2                  311(144)|           Bishop Scalabrini to the United States had a profound impact
132    2                  311(144)|      immigrants) are unanimous and united and let themselves be guided
133    2                  311(144)|      cohesion in a particular way. United and religious, that’s all.”
134    2,     5           313     |           about immigration to the United States and a parallel involvement
135    2,     5           313     |       Immigrants especially in the United States,” and the immediate
136    2,     5           313     |          Church of his time in the United States, Italian immigration
137    2,     5           315     |  missionaries leaving  ./. for the United States, he underscored the
138    2,     5,    1     316     |         Italian immigration to the United States and to observe the
139    2,     5,    1     316     |            Italian missions to the United States as long as some measure
140    2                  316(13) |         Ireland of St. Paul in the United States is presently in Rome
141    2,     5,    1     317     |    representative, residing in the United States, an intelligent and
142    2,     5,    1     317     |      groups of Italians in all the United States, and of studying
143    2                  317(14) |           Bishop Scalabrini in the United States. In his Project d’
144    2                  317(14) |            of St. Paul, Minnesota, United States of North America.
145    2                  317(14) |        bishops and faithful of the United States will certainly not
146    2,     5,    2     321     |           in the Episcopate in the United States and look for practical
147    2,     5,    3     322     |            your departure from the United States. I hold you to your
148    2,     6           325     |          circulated rapidly in the United States and Canada in the
149    2,     6           326     |          Scalabrini’s visit to the United States in 1901, his Institute
150    2,     6           326     |          life of the Church in the United States.~ For some dioceses
151    2,     6           326     |       extensive reporting from the United States.
152    2,     6,    I, 1,  327    |          Italians scattered in the United States. In this State of
153    2                  334(14) |           1867 he emigrated to the United States. While Archbishop
154    2                  336(17) |          most difficult in all the United States and that a mission
155    2,     6,   II, 3,  336    |            diocese of New Orleans, United States. Probably I will
156    2,     6,  III, 2,  338    |      almanac and directory for the United States.~Yours very Sincerely,~
157    2,     6, VIII, 1,  344    |         Italian immigration in the United States. In fact, if Your
158    2,     6,   IX, 1,  345    |          if young, keep themselves united as much as possible or be
159 Bibl                  350     |         the Catholic Church in the United States. Center for Migration