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 1 Writ,     1           XII     |          Request of Catholics to the National Parliament on the Religious
 2 Writ,     1           XII     |              Piacenza (Assistance to National Emigration and the Organizations
 3 Intr,     2          XVIII    |           convened in 1889 the first National Catechetical Congress. To
 4 Intr,     2           XIX     |              association for regular national meetings of Catholics) through
 5 Intr,     3            XX     |              his religious faith and national identity in a providential
 6 Intr                 XXIII(16)|        provvedono (Assistance of our national emigration and the institutions
 7 Intr,     4          XXIII    |     emigration, religious, civil and national, public and private interests
 8 Intr,     5           XXV     |             religious sentiments and national identity, understood as
 9 Intr,     5          XXVI     |              Brazil and on ethnic or national parishes in the United States,
10 Intr,     5          XXVI     |          unity, the language and the national identity of the immigrants
11 Intr                 XXVI(30) |            their language, their own national identity, while they remain
12 Intr,     5          XXVII    |            no doubt that the idea of national identity is one of those
13 Intr,   Con           XXX     |    migrations touched on an issue of national and humanitarian interest.
14    1,     1,   IX      25     |              and protection from the national Government.~The third point
15    1,     2            32     |         Paolo Carcano, Deputy of the National Parliament, as the debate
16    1,     2            50     |             and wise words, that the national honor advises to translate
17    1,     2            54     |              headed by the deserving National Association for Assistance
18    1,     2            56     |           mother tongue and a little national history and so keep alive
19    1,     3            60     |            historical development of national character, of ethnic and
20    1,     3            60     |             character, of ethnic and national identities, finds a counterpart
21    1,     3            61     |           immigrants was also in the national interest. It remains, however,
22    1,     3            61     |     emphasize the connection between national identity and faith, but
23    1,     3            61     |             arriving to see that the national identity would be that of
24    1,     3,    I      63     |           not alone in making up the national idea. This idea is constituted
25    1,     3,    I      64     |          people increases in him the national sentiment, because it better
26    1,     3,    I      64     |            On the influence that the national sediment can exercise on
27    1,     3,    I      64     |          exclusive components of the national idea, religion has a principal
28    1,     3,    I      64     |            love of fatherland and to national identity.~Man has two great
29    1,     3,    I      64     |           apostate abandons also the national identity. Therefore one
30    1,     3,    I      64     |             a rebel arose, the wrong national self-love made easy its
31    1,     3,    I      65     |     supported by a badly interpreted national sentiment. The traditions
32    1,     3,    I      65     |              incited against him the national feeling, and this more than
33    1,     3,    I      65     |           would have also lost their national identity.~The same can be
34    1,     3,    I      65     |             that feel opposed in its national sentiments by religion,
35    1,     3,    I      66     |         religion cannot preserve the national identity if it doesn’t preserve
36    1,     3,    I      66     |             Christians rebel. If the national sentiment was preserved
37    1,     3,    I      66     |             is owed to religion.~The national idea was dormant for four
38    1,     3,   II      67     |     Christianity were a guarantee of national independence. The great
39    1,     3,   II      67     |            and religion, so that the national sentiment could support
40    1,     3,   II      67     |              the contribution of the national idea, incarnated in a belligerent
41    1,     3,   II      67     |          Romans, never separated the national idea from religious beliefs,
42    1,     3,   II      67     |           seems in conflict with the national idea, the latter rebelled.
43    1,     3,   II      67     |            become the defense of the national identity. The British in
44    1,     3,   II      67     |          idea was the bulwark of the national idea and vice versa. The
45    1,     3,   II      67     |             idea and vice versa. The national idea then influences the
46    1,     3,   II      68     |              in the whole social and national body. As long as a person
47    1,     3,   II      68     |        inalterable affection for its national traditions. Also in Catholic
48    1,     3,   II      68     |             as in South America, the national sentiment comes to support
49    1,     3,   II      68     |           migrate never forget their national identity and dear Ireland,
50    1,     3,   II      68     |            the Irish is powerful the national hatred against Anglicanism
51    1,     3,   II      69     |              not have, nor can have, national and religious hatred against
52    1,     3,   II      69     |          that a worker who loses his national traditions, loses to a great
53    1,     3,   II      69     |           faith, he preserves intact national traditions.~The millions
54    1,     3,   II      69     |            is ignorant, with the new national habits, he takes on also
55    1,     3,   II      69     |              of the human heart: the national and the religious.~The Protestantization
56    1,     3,   II      70     |          close link existing between national and religious sentiment.
57    1,     4            71     |                   4~On Assistance to National Emigration ~and on the Institutions
58    1,     4            72     |             invitation and started a national movement for this purpose.~
59    1,     4            75     |             with the above-mentioned national Association of Assistance.~
60    1,     4            76     |           the mother tongue and some national history, so as to keep alive
61    1,     4            76     |      beautiful and wise words, which national honor counseled to translate
62    1,     4            77     |             recommending them to the national Committees established overseas
63    1,     4            78     |              of the Americas hosting national emigration, where up to
64    1,     5,    I      84     |             vast regions where their national flag is waving and the laws
65    1,     5,    I      84     |            million people within its national boundaries and thus reach
66    1,     5,   II      90     |       sisters of ours, wound our own national pride. People denounce,
67    1,     5,  III      92     |           the beloved Don Bosco, the National Association of Assistance
68    1,     7           106     |              worthy Committee of the National Association of Assistance
69    1,     7,    I     108     |             colonization, within the national boundaries, of uncultivated
70    1,     7,    I     108     |          live in the shadow of their national flag, under the shield of
71    1,     7,    I     108     |            flag, under the shield of national laws and where religion,
72    1,     7,    I     108     |            the religious, social and national identity of a people – will
73    1,     7,    I     109     |            free vast expanses of our national territory from malaria,
74    1,     7,    I     110     |           interests and most awakens national pride. The great activity
75    1,     7,   II     112     |    emigration, religious, social and national, public and private concerns
76    1,     7,   II     119     |        behalf of our country and our national culture.~In the Archives
77    1,     7,  III     122     |            investors themselves.~The National Association for Assistance
78    1,     8           127     |         stays. In short, it can be a national or individual good or evil,
79    1,     8           132     |           lash of events that offend national pride in those brothers
80    1,     8           132     |            development and growth of national welfare and for the sanctification
81    1,     8           134     |              Italian Episcopate, the National Association for Assistance
82    2,     1,  III     150     |         starting, called the Italian National Association for the spreading
83    2,     1,  III     150     |        traffic, in view of supplying national markets; and even to procure
84    2,     1,  III     150     |           and even to procure direct national representations to Italian
85    2,     1,  III     154     |     governments in order to give the national migration a logical and
86    2,     1,  III     154     |              and protection from the national government.~3. To provide
87    2,     1,  III     155     |             to religion, charity and national sentiment, showing how religion
88    2,     1, Summ, VIII,  170 | impossibility of building an Italian national parish, in the section indicated,
89    2,     1, Summ, XI,  174   |          Italy asking approval for a National Association for the Diffusion
90    2,     3,   12     208     |       Nazionale (The Young Italian – National Reporter) the words: Cordially
91    2,     3,   26     221     |       organism in which vibrates the national sentiment of the immigrants
92    2,     4,    7     243     |          wish to provide them with a national church of their own where
93    2                  277(87) |              1890 meeting of all the national St. Raphael’s Societies
94    2                  277(87) |             s Societies and in other national and international meetings.~
95    2,     4,   39     280     |              educated to freedom and national independence, progress in
96    2,     4,   39     280     |         outside the door the idea of national independence. The American
97    2                  298(125)|              immigrants. Now it is a national landmark and houses the
98    2,     4,   65     307     |         their language, their proper national existence and at the same