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 1 Intr,     3            XX  |           as far as possible their moral, civil and economic welfare.”9
 2 Intr,     3           XXI  |          degradation, physical and moral pain, that did not allow
 3    1,     1,   II       4  |         more powerful than all the moral and material restraints
 4    1,     1,   II       5  |             to cure and limit this moral illness, this desertion,
 5    1,     1,   IV       8  |        particular ones either of a moral nature or of an economic
 6    1,     1,   VI      12  |     already the Church’s faith and moral teachings are being preached
 7    1,     1, VIII      19  |       cause countless material and moral evils. In fact, our poor
 8    1,     1,   IX      24  |        emigrants are of two kinds: moral and material. I would like
 9    1,     1,   IX      26  |       ladies away, dooming them to moral disaster and disgrace. These
10    1,     1,    X      28  |            them.~The religious and moral future of our settlements
11    1,     2            35  |           then be severe.~Even the moral and material assurances,
12    1,     2            48  |     peoples and their economic and moral progress. Good, because
13    1,     2            49  |            needs and raising their moral character through religion
14    1,     2            49  |          high the intellectual and moral level of the consular and
15    1,     2            55  |     confront it, nor meet its many moral and material needs, without
16    1,     2            56  |          educate and elevate their moral sentiment because, it must
17    1,     2            56  |           as far as possible their moral, civil, and material welfare.~
18    1,     2            58  | cooperating in their religious and moral salvation, soldiers at once
19    1,     3,    I      61  |     division was necessary for the moral and material progress of
20    1,     3,    I      62  |            a primary source of the moral, intellectual and material
21    1,     3,    I      63  |          and youth traditions, the moral and material environment,
22    1,     3,    I      63  |          constituted by the set of moral, religious and material
23    1,     4            76  |           morality, since the only moral code of our people is still
24    1,     4            80  |       necessary that they offer it moral or material support and
25    1,     5            81  |            emigrate is a civic and moral duty. Scalabrini refers
26    1,     5            82  |        extraordinary, but that the moral and material evils we must
27    1,     5,   II      86  |          what about the emigrants’ moral and physical dangers? Gentlemen,
28    1,     5,   II      90  |        thought that all religious, moral, economic evils our emigrant
29    1,     5,  III      92  |        there is such religious and moral poverty among our emigrant
30    1,     5,  III      92  |          you, gentlemen!~With this moral and material help, and especially
31    1,     5,  III      93  |        have a center of religious, moral and civic activity, and
32    1,     5,  III      94  |      concerned with the religious, moral, civic and financial welfare
33    1,     6           102  |        strength for the religious, moral and civil well-being of
34    1,     7           105  |      rejoiced in my heart at their moral and economic achievements
35    1,     7           105  |            remarkable economic and moral position in foreign countries.
36    1,     7,    I     110  |       State fulfilling its duty of moral and material support for
37    1,     7,   II     118  |        wise, tireless, persevering moral education, imparted at the
38    1,     7,   II     120  |          after their religious and moral welfare, soldiers of Church
39    1,     7,  III     122  |          the religious, social and moral care of our brothers and
40    1,     8           125  |            Italy entails material, moral, and religious risks for
41    1,     8           129  |          and nourish his mind with moral readings. But how could
42    1,     8           131  |       major part of the religious, moral, and economic ills to which
43    1,     8           135  |        class hatreds, physical and moral needs, the pacifying word
44    2,     1, Rep2     141  |          disappointments, how many moral and material harms they
45    2,     1, Rep2     141  |       carries in the religious and moral order.~This report is a
46    2,     1,    I     142  |         the traces of physical and moral sufferings. Anxious because
47    2,     1,   II     148  |        crowd. Because of this very moral isolation, the adults preserve
48    2,     1, Summ, X,  172 |        their favor, and makes up a moral force more lasting and efficacious
49    2,     1, Summ, X,  172 |    contrary, Italy, which had this moral force abroad, has been trying
50    2,     1, Summ, X,  173 |      maintaining its prestige, its moral force, or its influence
51    2,     1, Summ, XI,  174|            is fully aware of their moral and material needs. ./. 
52    2,     1, Summ, XI,  175|         interests and the precious moral values of their own countrymen
53    2,     2,   17     196  |            have been sold. Nor the moral needs. . .~4.  It’s years. . .~ ~
54    2,     3           199  |            August 19, 1887) on the moral, material and religious
55    2,     3,    8     205  |    respects and speak of the great moral and religious misery of
56    2,     3,    9     206  |           poor immigrants in great moral and religious misery.~ His
57    2,     3,   20     215  |            proposals to better the moral conditions of those doubly
58    2,     3,   26     223  |            anything European. This moral divorce widened until it
59    2,     4,   65     306  |            think the religious and moral greatness of the course
60    2,     4,   65     307  |         have numerous rich, happy, moral and religious generations,
61    2,     5,    1     317  |          judged with regard to its moral and civilizing power. I