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  1 Intr,     6          XXIX     |            fellow missionaries, the bishops and the Pope, obedience
  2    1,     1             1     |           Faith and by the American Bishops who had been shocked by
  3    1,     1,   VI      12     |             the new one, as well as bishops full of courage and spirit
  4    1,     2            50     |             the new one, as well as bishops full of courage and spirit
  5    1,     2            54     |             wholeheartedly. Several Bishops even deigned to recommend
  6    1,     4            73     |      February 2, 1891, notified the Bishops of Italy that it was the
  7    1,     6            97     |           by obedience to the local bishops where pastoral ministry
  8    1,     6           100     |            all the teachings of the Bishops, the exact followers of
  9    1,     6           102     |       without the permission of the Bishops. Let them be extremely cautious
 10    2,     1, Rep1     139     |           of Baltimore of 1884. The Bishops of the United States sounded
 11    2,     1, Rep1     139     |             and of all the American Bishops. He wrote:~ ~“Following
 12    2,     1, Rep1     140     |          conclusions reached by the Bishops who were commissioned by
 13    2,     1, Rep1     140     |        correspondence with American Bishops, his views of American society,
 14    2,     1, Rep2     141     |    Propagation of the Faith and the bishops of Italy and America proves
 15    2,     1,    I     142     |            Stirring the zeal of the Bishops in the principal Italian
 16    2,     1,   II     145     |      letters from America reach the bishops of Italy from those who
 17    2,     1,  III     152     |           the ministry to the local Bishops, they would still belong
 18    2,     1,  III     153     |          letter be addressed to the Bishops of Italy and through them
 19    2,     1,  III     153     |            a circular letter to the Bishops of America inviting them
 20    2,     1,  III     156     | Congregation would let the American bishops know its intentions, encouraging
 21    2,     1,  III     156     |        committee would write to the Bishops and Pastors of Italy, asking
 22    2,     1,  III     156     |           effort prove useless, the Bishops and Pastors should give
 23    2,     1,   IV     157     |            agreement with the local bishops. Such an Institute would
 24    2,     1,   IV     157     |         priests to be sent by those Bishops of northern Italy able to
 25    2,     1,   IV     157     |           able to provide them. The bishops of the two Americas should
 26    2,     1,   IV     158     |   themselves at the disposal of the Bishops for the above purpose, and
 27    2,     1,   IV     158     |             written to the American bishops requesting from them the
 28    2,     1,   IV     158     |             emigration, invites the Bishops of Italy to send to America
 29    2,     1,   IV     158     |          need priests, the American bishops can address themselves to
 30    2,     1,   IV     158     |            Institute. So far as the Bishops of Brazil are concerned,
 31    2,     1,   IV     158     |           vicars. He authorizes the bishops, when necessary, to separate
 32    2,     1,   IV     159     |             desire that the Italian Bishops allow their priests, who
 33    2,     1, Summ, VII,  168  |          under the direction of the bishops of the maritime cities like
 34    2,     1, Summ, VII,  168  |          Ancona, Leghorn etc. These bishops should get in touch with
 35    2,     1, Summ, VII,  168  |        should get in touch with the bishops of New York, Philadelphia,
 36    2,     1, Summ, XI,  174   |        every effort to dissuade the bishops from going ahead. It has
 37    2                  178(1)  |        Novembre 1892: United States Bishops write to Leo XIII on the
 38    2,     2           179     |          Aerumnosa, to the American bishops “to inform them of his desires
 39    2,     2,    1     180     |            even though the least of bishops, thought it proper to write
 40    2,     2,    2     180     |             We are certain that the Bishops of Italy, on account of
 41    2,     2,    3     181     |            Leo XIII to the American Bishops5~Rome, December 10, 1888~ ~
 42    2                  181(5)  |            directed to the American Bishops was issued in Latin and
 43    2                  181(5)  |        Congregation to the American Bishops was quite opportune to avoid
 44    2,     2,    4     184     |            The letter7 you sent the bishops of America on the problem
 45    2,     2,    7     188     |          eminent  ./. cardinals and bishops who have supported it and
 46    2,     2,   17     196     |          Missionaries depend on the bishops. I enclose copy of a letter
 47    2,     2,   17     196     |             sent the North American bishops and a printed letter I sent
 48    2,     2,   17     196     |         notice that it is up to the bishops to direct them, counsel
 49    2,     2,   17     196     |         about fifty archbishops and bishops will be mandated. But I
 50    2,     2,   17     196     |              1.  They depend on the bishops of the dioceses where they
 51    2,     3           199     |           Pope (1903–1914). The two bishops were both interested in
 52    2,     3           199     |         cooperation between the two Bishops of Mantua and Piacenza.
 53    2,     3,    8     205     |         presentation to the Italian Bishops for one of my missionaries
 54    2,     3,   17     212     |             which would contact the bishops of the dioceses where Catholic
 55    2,     3,   22     216     |            3.  Encouragement to the Bishops of São Paulo and of Porto
 56    2,     3,   22     216     |       Prefectures detached from the Bishops – Chapels in the State of
 57    2,     3,   26     226     |            action of the individual Bishops, each unaware of what the
 58    2,     3,   26     227     |              3)  Arouse the zeal of Bishops and parish priests in favor
 59    2,     3,   26     227     |             of the reasons why many Bishops nourish a kind of aversion
 60    2,     3,   26     228     |        among the immigrants and the Bishops in need of missionaries
 61    2,     3,   26     228     |         their capability, while the Bishops asking for them should consider
 62    2,     3,   26     228     |             to go.  This is how the Bishops’ suspicion is overcome:
 63    2,     3,   26     228     |       aspiring to a Mission and the Bishops in need of their work.~
 64    2,     3,   26     228     |       during the last few years the Bishops have tried to provide the
 65    2,     3,   26     228     |      reawakening on the part of the Bishops in general, if one thinks
 66    2,     3,   26     228     |           to come to the aid of the Bishops with advice, exhortations
 67    2,     3,   26     228     |             the reports sent by the Bishops, since more often than not
 68    2,     3,   26     230     |     measures; by insisting with the Bishops that they should have implemented
 69    2,     4           232     |          Corrigan~(1887–1902)~ ~The Bishops of the United States became
 70    2,     4           233     |           of emigrant girls. In the Bishops’ opinion the solution to
 71    2,     4           233     |          friendship between the two Bishops Corrigan and Scalabrini
 72    2,     4           234     |       conversations between the two Bishops will shorten the distance,
 73    2,     4           234     |           immigrant groups, the two Bishops were in basic agreement
 74    2                  235(5)  |           exchanged between the two Bishops have been found, copy or
 75    2                  235(5)  |             contact between the two Bishops remained occasional, but
 76    2,     4,    1     236     |           the total disposal of the bishops of America. With this in
 77    2                  241(21) |          caused by the request that bishops from various ethnic groups
 78    2,     4,    6     242     |           the first of the American bishops to open a house of our priests.
 79    2,     4,   12     248     |            My intention is that the Bishops and only the Bishops be
 80    2,     4,   12     248     |            the Bishops and only the Bishops be the superiors of my priests.
 81    2,     4,   38     277     |         upon the rights of American bishops, I can assure you they have
 82    2                  277(88) |       representation in the body of Bishops, and which took the name
 83    2,     4,   38     278     |      suggested to the American  ./. Bishops? Is this not the system
 84    2,     4,   38     278     |      followed? Are there not German Bishops in the United States? You
 85    2,     4,   38     278     |      Episcopal Body. In fact, since Bishops have to take care of all
 86    2,     4,   39     279     |           believe that the American Bishops, more than they, should
 87    2,     4,   39     281     |         requires the appointment of Bishops chosen because they are
 88    2,     4,   39     281     |            Episcopate wants capable Bishops, be they American or foreign.
 89    2,     4,   39     281     |         admit the existence of such Bishops, no good would result or
 90    2,     4,   39     281     |             New York to all Italian bishops and to the Sacred College. ./. 
 91    2,     4,   43     284     |          must totally depend on the Bishops in whose dioceses they are
 92    2                  311(144)|         poor immigrants, but by the Bishops, the clergy and by the American
 93    2,     5           313     |           exchanged between the two Bishops2 one finds a convergence
 94    2                  313(2)  |        personal meetings of the two Bishops is found. This silence is
 95    2,     5           314     |             in August 1901, the two Bishops will meet again as they
 96    2,     5,    1     316     |      Institute becomes known, other bishops will beg you to send them
 97    2,     5,    1     317     |             centuries and certainly bishops, priests and religious were
 98    2,     5,    1     317     |           the two hundred and fifty bishops of Italy who were forgetful
 99    2                  317(14) |          immigrants to the American bishops under whose jurisdiction
100    2                  317(14) |          and the cooperation of the bishops and faithful of the United
101    2,     5,    2     320     |             enlightened and learned bishops in the New World.~ Propaganda
102    2,     5,    2     320     |            of the bishop, as of all bishops in Italy, are now reduced
103    2,     6           325     |       Scalabrini and Other American Bishops~(1888 – 1905)~ ~The news
104    2,     6           325     |           Bishop Scalabrini and the Bishops of Cincinnati, Hartford,
105    2,     6           325     |             same time, the American Bishops appear determined to find
106    2,     6           326     |           the contact between their Bishops and Bishop Scalabrini was
107    2,     6,    I, 6,  331    |            able to awaken the other Bishops of Italy to the necessity
108    2                  331(8)  |       preoccupation of the American Bishops. Expression of this common
109    2                  331(8)  |            the Holy See wake up the Bishops of Southern Italy regarding
110    2                  335(15) |          affairs with the venerable Bishops of Hartford and Providence,
111    2                  340(26) |            sent to several American Bishops.~
112    2,     6,   IV, 3,  340    |        Charles as assistance to the Bishops in the dioceses where our
113    2,     6,   IX, 2,  347    |            accepted by the American bishops (I know the American spirit