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 1 Writ,     1           XII      |   Tedeschi, 1877, pp. X–168. ./. 5. Synodus Dioecesana ab Excellentissimo
 2 Writ,     1          XIII      |        Cattolico (January 1900), 5–26.~16. L’emigrazione degli
 3 Intr                  XVI(2)   |        Cf. Migration Today, XXVI(5) 1998:14. For immigrants
 4 Intr                  XIX(5)   |      internazionale (Piacenza, 3–5 Dicembre 1987). Roma: Centro
 5 Intr                   XX(7)   |       Amico del Popolo, 1887, p. 5.~
 6 Intr                 XXVIII(38)|      Vesc. G. Tedeschi, 1892, p. 5. Together with the Rules,
 7    1,     1,  III       7      |      Europe 8,287,620 emigrants: 5,391,542 of them to the United
 8    1,     1, VIII      19      |         of Argentina, dated July 5, 1885, Domenico Brunenghi
 9    1,     1, VIII      24      |        thousand dollars.~Article 5 inflicts the same penalties
10    1,     1,   IX      25      |     means for the sake of money;~5. To provide for religious
11    1,     1,   XI      29      |       document:~ ~Rome, February 5, 1887~Most Reverend Sir,~
12    1,     2            41      |      cost the Province more than 5,000,000 contos (12.5 million
13    1,     2            41      |        than 5,000,000 contos (12.5 million lire), without counting
14    1,     2            41      |         to add 2,000,000 contos (5 million lire) to the present
15    1,     2            42      |        the passage, will cost us 5,000,000 contos. However,
16    1,     2            42      |          its number of last July 5:~ ~We live in a moment in
17    1,     2            44      |          reported on last August 5 that a mixed Company of
18    1,     2            44      |         a movement is limited to 5,000 workers.~From our information,
19    1                   60(2)   |                     AGS AMO 2–05/5~
20    1,     5            81      |                                  5.~First Conference on Italian
21    1,     5,   II      88      |          perches) for a total of 5,228,506 metric perches,
22    1,     5,   II      88      |         052,530 “faneghe,” i.e., 5,228.50 hecto-liters of wheat.
23    1,     6           102      |      punishments along this line.5. The Provincial will call
24    1,     7,    I     109      |          Italy has an area of 28.5 million hectares, 20 million
25    1,     7,    I     109      |   cultivated. Of the remaining 8.5 million, 4.5 million (I
26    1,     7,    I     109      |         remaining 8.5 million, 4.5 million (I am rounding out
27    1,     7,   II     114      |      figure. In 1892, there were 5,172 agents. In 1896, according
28    2,     1,  III     153      |      Italian children emigrated.~5. That the Italian pastors
29    2,     1,  III     155      |          them adequate publicity.5. To promote religious assistance
30    2,     1,  III     156      |       about it in the beginning.~5.  The Italian general committee
31    2,     1,   IV     157      |      Congregation of Propaganda.~5.  To establish a house for
32    2,     1,   IV     159      |         the respective dioceses.~5.  He wishes that some centrally
33    2,     1, Summ, VI,  165    |                         VI March 5, 1887~Petition of the Italian
34    2,     2,    5     186      |                                  5. Scalabrini and Rampolla8~
35    2,     3           200      |       Val with the letter of May 5, 1905. The idea of a central
36    2,     3,    5     203      |                                  5.  Scalabrini to Pius X5  ~
37    2,     3,    5     203      |          at the port of New York~5.  Father Pietro Maldotti
38    2                  205(8)   |                     AGS AB 02–02/5.~
39    2,     3,   15     210      |           From the Vatican, June 5, 1904~ ~Your Excellency,~
40    2,     3,   22     216      |    advantages with few expenses ~5.  Provide for the evangelization
41    2,     3,   22     216      |         for Borgotaro, 45 years ~5.  Molinari C., was Spiritual
42    2,     3,   25     218      |          del Val25~ Piacenza May 5, 1905~ ~Most Reverend Eminence:~
43    2                  218(27)  |    Cardinal Merry del Val of May 5, 1905, has no title in the
44    2,     3,   26     227      |        either at home or abroad.~5)  See to it that the immigrants
45    2,     4,    5     241      |                                  5. Corrigan to Scalabrini20~
46    2,     4,   21     254      | Scalabrini49~ New York, February 5, 1889~ ~Most Esteemed Bishop:~
47    2,     4,   24     258      |        in order for the Sisters (5). Later, he decided to rent
48    2,     4,   24     259      |    Carmel where there are nearly 5,000 Italians.57~ There are
49    2,     4,   45     286      | Scalabrini105~ New York, October 5, 1893~ ~Most Reverend Excellency:~
50    2,     4,   48     289      |               Piacenza, February 5, 1894~ ~Most Reverend Excellency:~
51    2,     4,   58     298      |  Scalabrini124~ New York, August 5, l901~ ~Most Reverend and
52    2                  309(140) |          Canadesi, IX, 1993, pp. 5–53.~
53    2                  311(144) |         on December 21, 1901, p. 5: “The Rome correspondent
54    2,     5           313      |                                  5~Bishop Scalabrini and Archbishop
55    2,     5,    5     323      |                                  5.  Ireland to Scalabrini20~
56    2,     6           326      |          be overcome.” (AGS, 549/5) By the time of Bishop Scalabrini’
57    2,     6,    I, 5,  330     |                                  5.  Tierney to Scalabrini6~
58    2,     6,    I, 10,  334    |          there are some 4,000 or 5,000 in Bridgeport. New Haven
59    2,     6,  III, 2,  338     |             Kansas City, October 5, 1891~ ~Very Rev. Dear Sir:~
60    2                  339(23)  |      Bishop Scalabrini on August 5, 1889: “I have already written
61    2                  340(25)  |                            AGS 3/5.~
62    2,     6,   IV, 4,  341     |             Cincinnati, November 5, l901~ ~Most Rev. Excellency:~
63    2,     6, VIII, 1,  344     |  Scalabrini31~ Portland, January 5, 1905~ ~Most Reverend Excellency:~
64 Bibl                  349      |     Congregazione Scalabriniana, 5 volumes. Rome: Centro Studi
65 Bibl                  350      |      Papers: Pastoral Series No. 5. New York: Center for Migration