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 1 Fore                   IX    |      History of Scalabrinians in North America; Mary Elizabeth
 2 Fore                   IX    |         and The Scalabrinians in North America (1887–1934); Velasio
 3 Fore                    X    |  Unfolding: The Scalabrinians in North America, 1888–1988. The
 4 Fore                    X    |        Scalabrinian Provinces of North America and Australia as
 5 Intr,     3           XXI    |      Roman Curia after seeing in North and South America the social
 6    1,     1,  III       8    | yesterday 1,500 more left on the North America. About one hundred
 7    1,     1,   IV       9    |         the feverish activity of North American cities, where all
 8    1,     1,  VII      17    |   emigrants. Less populated than North America, South America lends
 9    1,     1,   XI      31    |       banks of vast lakes in the North, along the Plata, Orinoco,
10    1,     2            38    |         Plata, was dealt with in North America as long as this
11    1,     3,    I      62    |       Spain, France, the Orient, North Africa, etc. Little by little
12    1,     3,    I      66    |      Crescent in the Balkans and North of the Black Sea would have
13    1,     3,   II      69    |      religious indifferentism in North America, were lost because
14    1,     4            74    |     missions, of which 11 are in North America and five in South
15    1,     5,    I      83    |      Americas, especially in the North. New York City alone has
16    1,     5,    I      83    |       American republics, in the North and the South, in the largely
17    1,     5,    I      86    |    heading. They are heading for North or South America, for temperate
18    1,     5,  III      92    |        Italian Missionaries, the North American Episcopate, beginning
19    1,     5,  III      93    |        in many missions, in both North and South America. In South
20    1,     5,  III      93    |        Santos and St. Teresa. In North America, we have more houses
21    1,     5,  III      93    |         missions and parishes in North America: at New Haven, Providence,
22    1,     7           105    |         Mediterranean cities, in North or South America, in far-off
23    1,     7,   II     115    |          and in just one city of North America, four such disappearances
24    1,     7,   II     120    |       East Mediterranean Sea and North Africa, along the coasts
25    1,     7,  III     122    |     Pietro Maldotti.~Missions in North America, with churches exclusively
26    1,     8           127    |  Mediterranean, in the South and North of far away Australia, in
27    1,     8           128    |    search of fortune go South or North, in temperate or tropical
28    2,     1,   II     144    |          to the United States in North America.~ Even though the
29    2,     1,   IV     157    |        in the principal ports of North and South America parallel
30    2,     1, Summ, VII,  166 |          the Servants of Mary in North America, to the Most Reverend
31    2,     1, Summ, VII,  166 |       welfare of the Italians in North America. Those who settle
32    2,     1, Summ, VII,  168 |         O’Connell, Rector of the North American College. I don’
33    2                  178(1) |          Regarding emigration to North America, Leo XIII had received
34    2,     2,   17     196    |      copy of a letter I sent the North American bishops and a printed
35    2,     3           200    | immigrant communities settled in North and South America. Already
36    2,     3,    5     203    |        Superior of the houses in North America~2.  Father Faustino
37    2,     3,    5     203    |    former Provincial Superior in North America and now chaplain
38    2,     3,    8     205    |        the Italian immigrants in North America. I dared to ask
39    2,     3,    9     206    |         of Italian immigrants in North America and, above all,
40    2,     3,   11     207    |          the Italian missions in North America so that he may prepare,
41    2,     3,   12     207    |          from my missionaries in North America. I beg you to accept
42    2,     3,   12     208    |      there, as I did in  ./. the North, a course of spiritual exercises
43    2,     3,   17     212    |        about an immense good. Up North, in the United States of
44    2,     3,   19     215    |       who later retreated to the North as our immigration arrived.
45    2,     3,   22     216    |    Capuchins in São Paulo and in North Maragnon – Dominicans in
46    2,     3,   26     220    |         Equator, reaching in the North the Polar Circle and in
47    2,     3,   26     220    |     vagrant Indian tribes of the north and the numerous ones wandering
48    2,     3,   26     223    |          Protestant sects in the North and in the South and deserves
49    2,     3,   26     224    |     about South America.~ As for North America, the dangers of
50    2,     3,   27     231    |        St. Charles (two from the North and one from the South)
51    2,     4,    1     235    |           the difference between North  ./. and South is very striking
52    2,     4,   32     268    |          in the United States of North America, regarding catechetical
53    2,     4,   32     269    |        turn imposed it on all of North America with no restriction.
54    2,     4,   37     275    |   growing Italian immigration to North America has been demanding
55    2                  278(91)|          1921), former Bishop of North Carolina at age 32. He took
56    2,     4,   64     304    |          training of priests for North and South America. At that
57    2,     4,   65     306    |           I speak principally of North America.~ You see, gentlemen,
58    2                  317(14)|      Minnesota, United States of North America. From the S.C. of
59 Bibl                  349    |        1996 The Scalabrinians in North America (1887–1934). New
60 Bibl                  350    |  Unfolding: The Scalabrinians in North America (1888–1988). New