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1 Intr, 2 XVIII | prison inmates, with the poor, and with the sick. He used
2 Intr, 3 XX | the cry of sorrow of our poor expatriates, and I called
3 1, 1, I 2 | labors.~They were leaving, poor souls, some sent for by
4 1, 1, I 3 | of travelers. I see the poor wretches landing in a strange
5 1, 1, I 3 | of whites to propel these poor wretches, unsuspecting instruments
6 1, 1, II 6 | then by the needs of the poor people who are forced to
7 1, 1, III 8 | About one hundred of these poor people were left behind
8 1, 1, IV 8 | the enormous mass of the poor.~The changed conditions
9 1, 1, VIII 18 | shall we say of the poor and totally inexperienced
10 1, 1, VIII 18 | heartbreaking, of which our poor brothers and sisters are
11 1, 1, VIII 18 | waiting for them. But those poor wretches, who had already
12 1, 1, VIII 19 | moral evils. In fact, our poor peasants run the risk of
13 1, 1, VIII 22 | higher-ups, the assassin of poor Villarosa has gone unpunished
14 1, 1, VIII 22 | sheer spite and malice. Poor Tironi tried to be patient
15 1, 1, IX 24 | and materially destroy the poor wretches who fall into their
16 1, 1, IX 25 | arriving in America, the poor peasants not knowing where
17 1, 1, IX 26 | not valued less than the poor pagans of Africa and that
18 1, 1, X 26 | Present and the Future~ ~The poor peasants who emigrate, when
19 1, 1, X 27 | imperceptibly lead those poor wretches to a frightening
20 1, 1, X 27 | dangers to the faith of our poor emigrants abound. And, out
21 1, 1, X 28 | rich in material goods but poor in the riches of the spirit,
22 1, 1, XI 29 | by God, to evangelize the poor and the workers. She will
23 1, 1, XI 29 | with affection on so many poor people who, in forced isolation,
24 1, 1, XI 31 | reawakening on behalf of the poor and abandoned, and blessed
25 1, 1, XI 31 | and the welfare of the poor and the unfortunate. May
26 1, 2 33 | are a true friend of the poor (which today is a great
27 1, 2 35 | doubtful and would show the poor people made thirsty by poverty
28 1, 2 35 | say with Manzoni: go, go, poor little poisoner, you will
29 1, 2 36 | financial sacrifices for our poor countrymen and, having found
30 1, 2 37 | consciences at the expense of the poor emigrants. Keep away!~But,
31 1, 2 37 | uninhabitable; it knows that those poor pioneers are not led to
32 1, 2 38 | destination to which those poor emigrants were directed?
33 1, 2 43 | York on the immigration of poor people attracts much attention.
34 1, 2 44 | work. A good third of these poor people are obliged to return
35 1, 2 44 | in Costa Rica confirm the poor conditions in which 200
36 1, 2 46 | great, frightful.”~“The poor devils who survive end up
37 1, 2 46 | than the welfare of the poor emigrants, he will carefully
38 1, 2 49 | institutions not only encourage the poor emigrants to continue their
39 1, 2 50 | moment they leave their poor home until the time they
40 1, 2 53 | death, to bring to those poor people, with the gospel,
41 1, 2 53 | of a moment, the rich and poor in Italy on several occasions
42 1, 2 53 | supported by example, my poor word would be more effective.
43 1, 2 55 | little importance for our poor countrymen, who do not know
44 1, 2 55 | with the sad words of the poor Venetian immigrant: Here
45 1, 2 56 | itself to the mind of the poor.~Here it is: with my Institute
46 1, 2 59 | brother of man.~May these poor words of mine be the seed
47 1, 3, II 68 | the religious one and the poor immigrant needs not only
48 1, 4 72 | Thus, wishing to support my poor word with example, I took
49 1, 4 75 | provide for every need of our poor countrymen upon arrival,
50 1, 4 78 | initial assistance to those poor refugees from our homeland.~
51 1, 4 78 | as possible a home where poor immigrants, boys and girls
52 1, 5 82 | years ago on behalf of the poor Italian emigrants, contributed
53 1, 5, I 84 | because of our country’s poor conditions, especially agricultural,
54 1, 5, I 86 | and wholesome food, those poor wretches find harsh work –
55 1, 5, II 87 | the haunting voice of a poor farmer from Lombardy who
56 1, 5, II 87 | but eloquent language the poor man kept telling me about
57 1, 5, II 88 | ruining the crops of the poor farmers. We calculate that
58 1, 5, II 89 | that whets the appetite of poor people but one that, in
59 1, 5, II 89 | meager earnings, how can a poor man and his family survive?
60 1, 5, II 90 | sold, making you rich and poor at the same time? I repeat:
61 1, 5, III 92 | tears a moment, the rich and poor in Italy have eagerly competed,
62 1, 5, III 92 | first heeded the cry of our poor emigrants and called the
63 1, 5, IV 95 | and the welfare of the poor and the unfortunate.~RELIGION
64 1, 7, II 111 | evils and dangers which our poor emigrants are confronted
65 1, 7, II 111 | begin before he leaves his poor home, in the person of an
66 1, 7, II 113 | in glowing colors to the poor and thirsty people the fresh
67 1, 7, II 113 | eye and say with Manzoni: ‘Poor wretch, you won’t be the
68 1, 7, III 123 | he was able to place the poor orphan with the doorman
69 1, 8 129 | gentlemen, the dangers our poor emigrants meet with regard
70 1, 8 129 | readings. But how could a poor peasant rise to such sublime
71 1, 8 130 | with sorrow the choice of a poor Lombard peasant, who came
72 1, 8 130 | longer live this way!” The poor man continued with a clumsy
73 1, 8 130 | enormous cost every year our poor immigrants send several
74 1, 8 130 | and all the dangers the poor immigrant has to face. One
75 1, 8 132 | unsold, leaving you rich and poor at the same time. I repeat,
76 1, 8 132 | moment they leave their poor houses to the time they
77 1, 8 134 | moment, the rich and the poor of Italy vied in works of
78 1, 8 135 | evangelize the children of the poor and the working classes.
79 1, 8 135 | trembling heart to so many poor souls that, in forced isolation,
80 2, 1, Rep2 141 | harms that threaten so many poor Italians, her sons, the
81 2, 1, I 142 | crowd the piers with their poor sacks and move the citizens
82 2, 1, II 148 | The greatest part of the poor Italians know no other language,
83 2, 1, II 148 | and political life. The poor Italians on the other hand,
84 2, 1, II 148 | of heresy. Slowly those poor families become transformed
85 2, 1, III 155 | unite in assistance to the poor migrants. He cites the noble
86 2, 1, III 156 | New York, to receive those poor exiles, preserve them from
87 2, 1, Summ, I, 160 | at once the care of the poor migrants, might try every
88 2, 1, Summ, III, 162 | are certain to damage the poor deceived people both in
89 2, 1, Summ, IV, 163 | very willingly, but the poor people do not frequent the
90 2, 1, Summ, VI, 165 | us. Once in a while this poor priest came to visit us
91 2, 1, Summ, VI, 165 | coming back. If he is in poor health, he plans to come
92 2, 1, Summ, VIII, 170 | annual salary and thus the poor people can practice the
93 2, 1, Summ, IX, 171 | tell you frankly that these poor devils are not very clean,
94 2, 2, 12 191 | themselves.~ Through me those poor people now place at your
95 2, 2, 17 195 | are rich in good will but poor in means. The owner of the
96 2 197(33) | provide missionaries for the poor Italian immigrants residing
97 2, 3 200 | preserve the faith of our poor migrant brethren in the
98 2, 3, 1 201 | shall work on behalf of the poor emigrants.~ As for the blessing
99 2, 3, 2 202 | pertaining to the good of the poor emigrants.~ I take this
100 2, 3, 5 203 | missions on behalf of our poor migrants in America has
101 2, 3, 9 206 | run to the help of those poor immigrants in great moral
102 2, 3, 12 208 | raise the morale of those poor people and to do some good.~
103 2, 3, 12 208 | judicial act against that poor fellow to avoid at all costs
104 2, 3, 13 209 | help and comfort to our poor emigrants. My most ardent
105 2, 3, 17 212 | benefit the souls of our poor immigrants who are now,
106 2, 3, 20 215 | America and especially to our poor Italians. Due, however,
107 2, 3, 26 219 | obscure, immense mass of the poor who struggle for life against
108 2, 3, 26 228 | hundreds of thousands of poor immigrants.~ This is well-known
109 2, 3, 26 229 | the souls of millions of poor immigrants already pervaded
110 2, 4 233 | with the Italians of the poor and notorious slums of New
111 2, 4, 1 236 | of great advantage to the poor emigrants themselves. With
112 2, 4, 8 244 | doing do on behalf of the poor Italian emigrants. I am
113 2, 4, 10 246 | be done in favor of our poor Italians. Thus, a desire
114 2, 4, 10 246 | at heart the cause of the poor Italians, will help and
115 2, 4, 22 256 | and courage to help our poor immigrants please continue
116 2, 4, 31 265 | the sacraments to these poor people? Or, still better,
117 2, 4, 36 273 | our regions the Church is poor like in Apostolic times.
118 2, 4, 37 275 | material well-being of the poor immigrants. Unfortunately,
119 2, 4, 37 275 | often of the need of the poor immigrants. ~ These conditions,
120 2, 4, 37 276 | In this manner even the poor can contribute to the support
121 2, 4, 39 279 | anything be lacking to the poor patients. In the past, the
122 2, 4, 52 293 | to your protection these poor priests of the Congregation
123 2, 4, 65 305 | acknowledgement, not as directed to my poor person, but to the Catholic
124 2 311(144)| apostles, and not only by our poor immigrants, but by the Bishops,
125 2, 5, 1 316 | victims thousands of your poor countrymen.~ Since I had
126 2 317(14) | above all because they are poor and abandoned. In searching
127 2, 6 325 | provide missionaries to the poor Italian immigrants who reside
128 2, 6, I, 1, 327 | themselves understood by these poor people. I have done my best
129 2, 6, I, 2, 328 | you have for so many of my poor countrymen, I implore upon
130 2, 6, I, 4, 330 | because of his health. The poor Italians increase in number
131 2, 6, I, 10, 333 | his health continue to be poor I would be very happy to
132 2 335(15) | possible. What a long trip, poor son! But take courage, God
133 2, 6, III, 1, 337 | bread and so far are still poor. Greater still, however,
134 2 339(23) | fate befell many of the poor Italians who lost their
135 2, 6, IV, 1, 340 | Excellency toward these poor people.~ I remain with the
136 2, 6, IV, 2, 340 | Your Excellency for the poor Italian immigrants. God
137 2, 6, IV, 2, 340 | charity you use for so many poor people.~ In sending the
138 2, 6, VI, 1, 343 | carelessness. A few of them are poor but the great majority in
139 2, 6, IX, 2, 347 | spiritual well-being of our poor immigrants will not appear
140 2, 6, IX, 2, 347 | taken on the defense of the poor Italians.~ The Bishop reads