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 1 Intr,     4          XXIII    |          making the exodus of our countrymen more painful and more expensive.”18~
 2    1,     1,    I       3     |       least respected are our own countrymen, that thousands upon thousands
 3    1,     1,    V      11     |      these advantages – which our countrymen cannot enjoy – there is
 4    1,     1,   VI      12     |     guardian of the rights of its countrymen wherever they may be, watching
 5    1,     1,  VII      15     |           papers, I note that our countrymen abroad are the least protected,
 6    1,     1,  VII      15     |          authorities, so that our countrymen have found that they could
 7    1,     1, VIII      21     |         described the turmoil our countrymen there are facing, after
 8    1,     1, VIII      22     |      coming to the defense of our countrymen, as they should. . . .~By
 9    1,     1, VIII      22     |    boorish guffaws of friends and countrymen of his ilk.There is no other
10    1,     1,    X      28     |         disposition of our fellow countrymen is by its very nature eminently
11    1,     2            34     |    helpful to many of our unhappy countrymen. To that end I have reported
12    1,     2            34     |          making the exodus of our countrymen more painful and more costly.
13    1,     2            36     |           sacrifices for our poor countrymen and, having found the panacea
14    1,     2            43     |           it was learned that his countrymen are the object of a shameful
15    1,     2            44     |         Company of foreigners and countrymen, that hides behind anonymity,
16    1,     2            50     |         holy aim of redeeming our countrymen abroad from the misery in
17    1,     2            51     |     guardian of the rights of its countrymen wherever they may be, watches
18    1,     2            53     |         religious comforts to our countrymen in the Americas, among whom
19    1,     2            53     |         friends, certainly fellow countrymen? If in order to wipe the
20    1,     2            55     |           importance for our poor countrymen, who do not know the language
21    1,     2            56     |        the heart of our immigrant countrymen the Catholic faith, and
22    1,     2            58     |          the Americas serving our countrymen, cooperating in their religious
23    1,     4            72     |          exodus of so many of our countrymen who, after leaving Italy,
24    1,     4            72     |        the attention of my fellow countrymen on this subject, which is
25    1,     4            74     |  missionaries for their emigrated countrymen.~Since November 28, 1887,
26    1,     4            75     |      affection of their emigrated countrymen, as well as the esteem of
27    1,     4            75     |        hard work on behalf of his countrymen in America.~Fr. Pietro Bandini,
28    1,     4            75     |        for every need of our poor countrymen upon arrival, above all
29    1,     4            75     |           stipulated by their own countrymen with labor bosses and labor
30    1,     4            76     |           hearts of our emigrated countrymen the faith of their fathers
31    1,     5,  III      93     |           of it – our unfortunate countrymen will not have to knock at
32    1,     5,   IV      94     |           For love of our distant countrymen we must strive to forge
33    1,     6            97     |         communities of expatriate countrymen with the view of integrating
34    1,     6           102     |          well-being of our fellow countrymen. And while you endeavor
35    1,     7           105     |        industrial products of our countrymen spread all over the world.
36    1,     7           106     |         Assistance founded by our countrymen abroad with very large memberships
37    1,     7           107     |         hunting down Italians.Our countrymen, who are forced to live
38    1,     7,   II     111     |           thousands of our fellow countrymen who have emigrated, and
39    1,     7,   II     115     |        and valued earnings of our countrymen abroad are always reduced
40    1,     7,   II     117     |          that assimilation of our countrymen by other nations that we
41    1,     7,   II     120     |          those taking care of our countrymen, looking after their religious
42    1,     8           128     |          several thousands of our countrymen, lured to go there by ridiculous
43    1,     8           130     |         note of the plight of our countrymen abroad in a pamphlet that
44    1,     8           131     |    thousands and thousands of our countrymen overseas as I gathered it
45    1,     8           133     |        who worked for his migrant countrymen with great energy. He told
46    1,     8           133     |           work together for their countrymen abroad. “My diocese,” once
47    1,     8           134     |   hardship, will go to assist our countrymen especially in the Americas
48    1,     8           134     |       relatives, certainly fellow countrymen? To dry the tears of a moment,
49    2,     1,  III     151     | patriotism to preserve its fellow countrymen in the old religion (Summary,
50    2,     1, Summ, VIII,  170 |           evangelization of their countrymen and not seek money from
51    2,     1, Summ, IX,  171   |        truly very zealous for his countrymen. It would be very difficult
52    2,     1, Summ, XI,  175   |         moral values of their own countrymen do not lift a finger to
53    2,     2,    3     183     |         the common language their countrymen; teach the doctrine of faith
54    2,     2,    3     183     |       sacred ministry among their countrymen, after local pastors have
55    2,     4,    1     236     |  evangelization of their emigrant countrymen in America. Vocations would
56    2,     4,    3     239     |         much zeal for your fellow countrymen, I dare to speak to you
57    2,     4,    4     240     |           raise the morale of our countrymen and the prestige of the
58    2,     4,   62     301     |          interests of your fellow countrymen in the United States.~ They
59    2                  311(144)|   spiritual welfare of his fellow countrymen here: Monsignor Scalabrini,
60    2,     5,    1     316     |    victims thousands of your poor countrymen.~ Since I had to spend the
61    2,     5,    2     319     |        then, that your Protestant countrymen, seeing the religious ignorance
62    2,     5,    2     321     |         accepted by your Catholic countrymen. With the contributions
63    2,     6,    I, 2,  328    |       have for so many of my poor countrymen, I implore upon you abundant
64    2,     6,    I, 3,  329    |        favor me on behalf of your countrymen who reside in the diocese