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 1 Intr,     1,    1      XV    |        organisms and within each state. In the press, in electoral
 2 Intr                  XVI(2) |   Commissioner for Refugees, The State of World’s Refugees, 1995,
 3 Intr,     2          XVIII   |  conciliation between Church and State, to gradually prepare the
 4 Intr,     4          XXIII   |       and more expensive.”18~The State has the obligation to intervene
 5 Intr,     4          XXIII   |        and the obligation of the State and of the private sector
 6 Intr,     4          XXIV    |     movement and the duty of the State to protect without coercing,
 7 Intr,     5          XXVII   |   charitable assistance that the State may even promise but does
 8    1,     1,  III       7    |     reconcile the dignity of the State with the interest and security
 9    1,     1,  III       7    |        indication of a permanent state of affairs, is proven by
10    1,     1,  VII      15    |        attempted to improve this state of affairs? I must state
11    1,     1,  VII      15    |         state of affairs? I must state frankly, albeit with deep
12    1,     1,    X      26    |      religious assistance. Their state is more easily imagined
13    1,     1,    X      27    |          It is clear that such a state of affairs must imperceptibly
14    1,     1,   XI      30    |          maintain this desirable state of affairs, it is absolutely
15    1,     1,   XI      31    |          that we put a stop to a state of affairs that is deplorable
16    1,     2            33    |               on the part of the State. He expresses hope that
17    1,     2            40    |      others attempt to settle on State lands (terras devolutas),
18    1,     2            41    |          Mr. President, that the State may have to spend an even
19    1,     2            43    |       two thousand Italians in a state of complete poverty.~New
20    1,     2            46    |      doctors who come from there state that the mortality rate
21    1,     2            46    |          emaciated, in a pitiful state. In Genoa almost every day
22    1,     2            55    |      also officials of the civil State, an advantage also of no
23    1,     2            57    |     called to the ecclesiastical state.~f) By organizing Committees
24    1,     2            57    |     sacrifice on the part of the State and with the greatest advantage
25    1,     2            58    |       once of the Church and the State? With the unspoiled enthusiasm
26    1,     2            58    |  intrinsically good and that the State would have all to gain and
27    1,     2            58    |   recruits of the Sanctuary, the State would have a free service
28    1,     4            72    |          time Under-Secretary of State, were gathered. Thus, wishing
29    1,     4            80    |         Central Committee, I can state that it is its thinking
30    1,     5,    I      83    |       speak for themselves. They state clearly and eloquently that,
31    1,     5,   II      88    |    report deals with the present state of emigration, particularly
32    1,     5,   II      89    |    hesitate to denounce this sad state of affairs before the court
33    1,     6            98    |        works. I am so pleased to state that you have been a credit
34    1,     7,    I     110    |        of emigration? How is the State fulfilling its duty of moral
35    1,     7,   II     111    |      while he finds himself in a state of isolation that is often
36    1,     7,   II     112    |    concerns deriving from such a state of affairs are many, are
37    1,     7,   II     117    |          citizens.~Besides, this state of affairs speeds up that
38    1,     8           125    |     relations between Church and State after the political unification
39    2,     1, Summ, V,  164   |        moderately good financial state. If an Italian priest were
40    2,     1, Summ, VI,  165  |          colonists of Benevento, State of Espirito Santo, Brazil,
41    2,     1, Summ, VII,  167 |      preach in Burlington in the State of Iowa, where there are
42    2,     2           178    |        XIII and his Secretary of State Cardinal  ./. Mariano Rampolla,
43    2,     3           200    |         1865–1930), Secretary of State of Pius X, through whom
44    2,     3           201    |         more to the Secretary of State of Pius X to expedite the
45    2,     3,   18     213    |        concerns me.~ I am in the State of Paraná. The President
46    2,     3,   18     213    |       also throughout the entire State. I have arrived at P., the
47    2,     3,   18     214    |       case. The President of the State also spoke to me about this
48    2,     3,   18     214    |          will continue on to the State of Rio Grande and, if God
49    2,     3,   22     216    |         Bishops – Chapels in the State of Rio Grande; Franciscans
50    2,     3,   26     223    |        into open rebellion. This state of animosity and political
51    2,     4           233    |         of action of the Italian State, prompted Bishop Scalabrini
52    2                  239(14)|          and in 1884 went to the State of Espirito Santo in Brazil.
53    2                  239(14)| Congregation and returned to the State of Espirito Santo. Finally
54    2                  240(17)|    Nuncio to Spain, Secretary of State (1876–78) of Pius IX and
55    2                  277(88)|         by the Church and by the State and was even called ‘Father
56    2                  278(90)|        in Spain and Secretary of State from 1887 to 1903. In the
57    2,     5,    2     319    |   believe Catholicism to be in a state of decline and that the  ./. 
58    2,     6           326    |        became established in the State of Rhode Island.~ The direct
59    2,     6,    I, 1,  327   |       the United States. In this State of Connecticut there are
60    2                  345(32)|           1891: “But allow me to state once more the opinion which
61    2                  345(32)|        have only one priest. The state is full of Italians who
62    2                  346(33)|       Only Italian Church in the State of Ohio,” New York Freeman’
63 Bibl                  348    | particular to the Secretariat of State and to the Congregation