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 1 Fore                   IX    |     Battistella, c.s., Itinerant Missions: Alternate Experiences in
 2 Intr,     6          XXIX    |       their work for the Italian missions and fell in the field. “
 3    1,     1,   VI      12    |      members have set up houses, missions and colleges wherever they
 4    1,     1,   VI      12    |     promote their goals. For the missions in Equatorial Africa, almost
 5    1,     1,   VI      13    |        subsidies to its Catholic missions, even though, within its
 6    1,     2            51    |      members have set up houses, missions and colleges wherever they
 7    1,     2            51    |     promote their goals. For the missions in Equatorial Africa, almost
 8    1,     2            51    |        subsidies to its Catholic missions, even though, within its
 9    1,     2            54    |   provide generous people to the Missions, they declared themselves
10    1,     2            58    |        of Voltaire grants to the missions. All changes dizzily in
11    1,     2            58    |     organization of the Catholic Missions; on the contrary, the more
12    1,     4            74    |     America, now scattered in 16 missions, of which 11 are in North
13    1,     4            74    |          in South America.~Three missions have been founded in New
14    1,     4            74    |    Kansas City.~In South America missions have been established at
15    1,     4            74    |        we will establish special missions also in the main ports of
16    1,     4            74    |          taken also to found new missions in Cleveland, St. Louis,
17    1,     5,  III      93    |         care, spread out in many missions, in both North and South
18    1,     5,  III      93    |          we have more houses and missions: three in New York, where
19    1,     5,  III      93    |        conclusion. We have other missions and parishes in North America:
20    1,     6            98    |  prosperity and progress of your missions, I feel the need to approach
21    1,     6           101    |       economic conditions of the missions.~2. The Provincial, who
22    1,     6           101    |        the proper conduct of the missions and the transferring of
23    1,     6           102    |         the various needs of the missions and to come to a uniform
24    1,     7           105    |     deprive precious help to the missions where Italy contributes
25    1,     7,   II     118    |        the law that deprives the Missions of so many priestly recruits.
26    1,     7,   II     118    |          Dominican and Carmelite missions, not to mention others,
27    1,     7,   II     119    |     appreciates the value of the missions, subsidizes them with money,
28    1,     7,   II     119    |         the protector of all the missions in the Far East, even of
29    1,     7,   II     119    |     organization of the Catholic Missions. In fact, the fiercer the
30    1,     7,   II     119    |        Government subsidizes the missions outside of France.~Gentlemen,
31    1,     7,   II     119    |         on behalf of the Italian missions I would like to quote the
32    1,     7,   II     120    |          his very self.Since the missions stem from Rome, one can
33    1,     7,   II     120    |          their whole life to the missions, especially those taking
34    1,     7,  III     122    |         future candidates to the missions; the Mission at the Port
35    1,     7,  III     122    |    tireless Don Pietro Maldotti.~Missions in North America, with churches
36    1,     7,  III     122    |     Argentina. Together with the Missions there are several schools
37    1,     8           133    |    clerics truly worthy of their missions.”~In these ten or twelve
38    2,     1,   II     149    |          for the expenses of the Missions (Summary, V). This event,
39    2,     1,  III     152    |        to continually give there missions lasting from 15 to 20 days
40    2,     1,  III     152    |         which they render to the missions should be held in their
41    2,     1,  III     156    |        who would frequently give missions to their scattered compatriots.
42    2,     1,  III     156    |     scattered compatriots. These missions could give origin to Italian
43    2,     1,  III     156    |        the priests’ zeal for the missions by demanding from them frequent
44    2,     1,   IV     157    |      that they might give flying missions (missioni volanti) to the
45    2,     1,   IV     159    |       dedicate themselves to the missions among migrants by joining
46    2,     1,   IV     159    |          to attend to the flying missions among those immigrants who
47    2,     1, Summ, IV,  163  |         the Pious Society of the Missions, does now and does better.
48    2,     1, Summ, X,  173   |   educating them for the foreign missions. In such an instance the
49    2,     1, Summ, X,  173   |       least for the needs of the missions. In fact there is no mission
50    2,     1, Summ, X,  173   |    grants nothing to the foreign missions, each year it will have
51    2,     1, Summ, XI,  174  |          a separate work for the missions. Indulgences were sought
52    2,     1, Summ, XI,  174  |       the life of almost all the missions in the two hemispheres,
53    2,     1, Summ, XI,  175  |         on behalf of the Italian missions will increase in the future
54    2,     2,    3     183    |  minister to them through sacred missions. But in what manner or in
55    2,     2,    6     187    |       looking after the Catholic missions abroad.~ However, I have
56    2,     2,    9     189    |          no longer found for the missions for the emigrants that zeal
57    2,     2,   18     197    |          to evangelize by Sacred Missions, etc. But, unfortunately,
58    2,     3,    5     203    |      Your Holiness shows for the missions on behalf of our poor migrants
59    2,     3,    9     206    |     desire to go to the American missions, His Holiness wants that
60    2,     3,   11     207    |          Superior of the Italian missions in North America so that
61    2,     3,   12     208    |     Ipiranga, and then visit the missions and the colonies of our
62    2,     3,   17     212    |         infidels obtained by our Missions during three centuries.
63    2,     3,   18     213    |      constantly on the move with missions not only in the colonies
64    2,     3,   19     215    |          do Carrero includes the missions of Encantado with 175 chapels.
65    2,     3,   22     216    |            Some souvenirs to the Missions, especially of Caxias and
66    2,     3,   26     222    |         among the Guarany in the Missions of Paraguay – a vast political
67    2,     3,   26     224    |         time make a round of the missions of the territory assigned
68    2,     4,    2     238    | establish a seminary for foreign missions, gladly I will support it,
69    2,     4,    3     239    |          much more useful in the missions.~ Should the Missionaries
70    2                  245(30)|           began the Scalabrinian missions in the United States and
71    2,     4,   21     255    |          in September to conduct Missions throughout the countryside.
72    2                  270(74)|         of Jesus and reached the missions of the Northwest United
73    2,     4,   37     275    | initiative of the Fathers of the Missions for the Italian immigrants,
74    2,     4,   52     293    |       keep giving to the Italian Missions. I dare once more to warmly
75    2                  313(2) |    Scalabrini focused on opening missions for Italians particularly
76    2,     5,    1     316    |       the project of the Italian missions to the United States as
77    2                  316(13)|       Bishop of Piacenza to give missions to the migrants deserves
78    2                  317(14)|         would spread out to give missions to the immigrants scattered
79    2                  317(14)|        prepare the house for the missions.” ASCPF, Collegi d’Italia,
80    2                  317(14)|       the immigrants by means of missions and other forms priestly
81    2,     6,   II, 3,  336   |       with you about the Italian missions in our diocese of New Orleans,
82    2                  345(32)|         the preaching of popular missions. On November 1, 1891, Father
83    2                  345(32)|         Father Strumia will hold missions in the diocese... Father
84    2                  345(32)|        Father Strumia is holding missions with much success in Youngstown,
85    2                  345(32)|   Italians.” The idea of popular missions for the immigrants, besides
86    2                  345(32)|     cities where we already have missions. (In Pennsylvania, whose
87    2,     6,   IX, 2,  347   |         to attend to twenty-five missions and have no prospect of