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 1 Writ,     1            XI    |           Como (A Precious Gift to Children or Small Catechism presented
 2    1,     1,    I       3    |            message from my far-off children struck me as a rebuke. And
 3    1,     1,   II       4    |        earn a living for me and my children. So what can I do? I have
 4    1,     1,  III       8    |        most of them with wives and children.”~And last November 15,
 5    1,     1,  III       8    |            the number of women and children increased from year to year
 6    1,     1,  III       8    |          and the 15,000 figure for children under 14 years of age. These
 7    1,     1,   VI      13    |        homeland for its emigrating children.~Through private efforts,
 8    1,     1,   VI      14    |           Greece has forgotten its children spread throughout the various
 9    1,     1, VIII      18    |   veritable form of slavery, their children led from begging to crime
10    1,     1, VIII      20    |       still others have lost their children. Some people from Tyrol –
11    1,     1, VIII      23    |          who either have recruited children or caused them to be recruited.
12    1,     1,   IX      26    |         and that Italian women and children are not exposed to such
13    1,     1,    X      27    |         saying a great deal if the children born there are baptized.
14    1,     1,   XI      29    |          also with Italy’s far-off children. Also because it brings
15    1,     1,   XI      30    |        devotion of millions of her children but also the respect and
16    1,     2            52    |        homeland for its emigrating children.~Through private efforts,
17    1,     2            52    |           Greece has forgotten its children spread throughout the various
18    1,     2            54    |           welfare of their faraway children and endorsed it wholeheartedly.
19    1,     2            56    |        first notions of the Faith, children of migrants may be taught
20    1,     2            57    |            the priesthood of those children of the colonists who give
21    1,     4            74    |          Among them there are some children of Italian families who
22    1,     5,   II      90    |           themselves nor for their children, shaken by the gentle and
23    1,     5,  III      92    |       heart all the sorrows of his children find an echo. Not only did
24    1,     5,   IV      95    |       tears over the loss of their children. Religion and country have
25    1,     5,   IV      95    |        both lost millions of their children to whom they had given civil
26    1,     5,   IV      96    |         the image of the One,”~All children of a unique redemption;~
27    1,     7           105    |          deserters, prevents their children from visiting the motherland
28    1,     7           106    |     themselves, at least for their children, a new homeland.~There are
29    1,     7           106    |           on behalf of her far-off children, we will have accomplished
30    1,     7,   II     111    |           themselves nor for their children, shaken by the gentle and
31    1,     7,   II     116    |            our emigrants, to their children, and to the missionaries.~
32    1,     7,   II     117    |           America or went there as children. Now, for them to come back
33    1,     7,   II     117    |          our emigrants or to their children born in the far-off countries
34    1,     7,   II     117    |          attention elsewhere.~Many children of Americanized Italians
35    1,     7,  III     123    |          heading, an orphanage for children of Italian emigrants; and
36    1,     7,  III     123    |            loss of millions of her children. Only one group of people
37    1,     8           127    |         themselves, then for their children.~The figures given are huge.
38    1,     8           131    |            for themselves or their children. Struck by that tragic and
39    1,     8           134    |          the sufferings of all his children find an echo. He decided
40    1,     8           135    |           by God to evangelize the children of the poor and the working
41    2,     1, Rep2     141    |          320 women and over 15,000 children under fourteen years of
42    2,     1,    I     144    |          Church never abandons her children.~ It remains to choose where
43    2,     1,   II     145    | achievement if they can have their children baptized and every so often
44    2,     1,   II     145    |      religious instruction for the children and the above-mentioned
45    2,     1,  III     153    |            in 1886, 15,642 Italian children emigrated.~5. That the Italian
46    2,     1,  III     153    |            should be taught to the children; the gospel should be read:
47    2,     1,  III     155    |      people and never abandons its children.~ With the project and the
48    2,     1, Summ, I,  160   |           spiritual welfare of her children. I am happy beyond belief
49    2,     1, Summ, IV,  163  |            sacraments. Some of the children, but a small fraction, go
50    2,     1, Summ, V,  164   |       confessions, to instruct the children, and to minister to the
51    2,     1, Summ, V,  164   |         Christian doctrine for the children, excepting only the time
52    2,     1, Summ, V,  165   |          these people. The Italian children, born in this city, or residing
53    2,     1, Summ, VI,  165  |         the Sacraments, seeing our children admitted to Communion and
54    2,     1, Summ, VI,  165  |        other priest, otherwise our children will lose the faith. We
55    2,     1, Summ, VI,  166  |            themselves very devoted children in Christ of Your Illustrious
56    2,     1, Summ, VII,  169 |         shift to English since the children understand this and not
57    2,     1, Summ, VII,  169 |       because the parents want the children to learn the language of
58    2,     1, Summ, VIII,  170|            up just for the Italian children. Therefore, we can act only
59    2,     2,    3     182    |         church. The result is that children grow in the same way and
60    2,     2,    3     183    |      sacraments; educate the young children in the principles of religion
61    2,     3,    5     203    |          of that orphanage for the children of the immigrants~3.  Father
62    2,     3,   20     215    |   conditions of those doubly loved children.~ In the meantime, I thank
63    2,     3,   26     224    |            of the school where the children of the immigrants may learn
64    2,     3,   26     225    |      teaching the catechism to the children in their own language.~3)
65    2,     3,   26     226    |       directing and protecting its children who, by migrating to Protestant
66    2,     4,    2     237    |          Christmas, to educate the children. To this end, he had built
67    2,     4,    2     237    |           requested copies for the children of the school.  ./. The
68    2,     4,    6     242    |      opinion, some schools for the children of Italians could be started,
69    2,     4,   22     256    |         shown towards those of His children who are most in need.~ I
70    2,     4,   24     259    |            among the Italians. The children came to our schools and
71    2,     4,   32     266    |           so much ignorance in the children of the people. The Italians
72    2,     4,   32     267    |            to win the affection of children, to attract adults to the
73    2,     4,   32     267    |          impressing on the mind of children and youth the principles
74    2,     4,   32     268    |         Regarding the education of children up to about 16 years of
75    2,     4,   32     268    |           for the education of the children. Naturally, in the school
76    2,     4,   32     268    |      forcefully impressed upon the children. There is no age more consonant,
77    2,     4,   32     270    |            not tolerate that their children, even if young, stay away
78    2,     4,   32     270    |        well as the manner in which children are prepared for First Communion.
79    2,     4,   36     273    |   regarding the education of their children in the principles of Christian
80    2,     4,   36     273    |    catechetical instruction to the children with such care and extension
81    2,     4,   36     274    |           school preceded by forty children dressed in white with banners
82    2,     4,   36     274    |           of this day, each of the children admitted to first Communion
83    2,     4,   36     275    |        grant that the work of your children achieve the desired fruit.~
84    2,     4,   64     304    |         willingly received Italian children, and the fact that in the
85    2,     4,   64     304    |            St. Patrick the Italian children today number 20 to 1, that
86    2,     4,   64     304    |             that is, 2,000 Italian children to 100 American born, tells
87    2,     4,   65     308    |       keeping yourselves united as children to their Father, to this
88    2                  317(14)|         feeling compassion for the children who find themselves in such
89    2,     5,    2     319    |          country if so many of its children so easily lose their faith
90    2,     6,    I, 8,  332   |      basement of this church.~ The children need to be looked after
91    2,     6,   II, 1,  335   |            do not go to Church and children do not go to Catholic schools.~
92    2                  335(15)|          are a great number of his children. You must write to the Bishop
93    2,     6,  III, 1,  337   |            many good and beautiful children, will abandon the Catholic
94    2,     6,   IV, 1,  339   |            little. Some send their children to Catholic schools. But
95    2,     6,   VI, 1,  343   |            help me save the little children in any event, I remain,~
96    2,     6,   IX, 1,  346   |          also for the education of children, and for the good order